Very rich criticism coming from English speakers 
English pronunciation is just nonsense
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Hey, âqueueâ only has 2 vowels that arenât pronouncedâŚtwice each.
(From the French, so really, we could do this dance all day.)
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A particularly egregious one is Worcestershire. Even native English speakers canât agree on how itâs pronounced, and the laziest pronunciation is Wooster. So many vowels and consonants that are dropped!
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Cholmondeley is another great one, pronounced CHUM-ly.
Whenever I see a difficult name/place name in England, I say, âIt must be pronounced âChumly.ââ
Ooh! Ooh! And Featherstonehaugh is another great one.
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I have been told by the son of a Quebecois speaker that âoiseauxâ in his motherâs dialect is pronounced âweezohâ rather than âwahzohâ
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My dad was from Surrey and pronounced it âwoosterâ.
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See also; âRalph Fiennesâ
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Ralph Nathaniel Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes
What did the Normans ever do for us?
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One more cross-post, as it fits here, tooâŚ
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Vulgarity in online discourse around the English-speaking world
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0024384125000713
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No shit
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I suspect that even though this was an Australian study, their models simply werenât able to pick up on the creative language that is Aussie swearing
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Came here to post this! and to say @ProfOddfellow 
PS: When TF do you sleep, Mindy-San?
{Iâm one to talk: Iâm about to go to bed now }
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Boatswain being pronounced âbosunâ bothers me more than it probably should.
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What about the f in lieutenant?
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Itâs even worse how they say forecastle.
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