Meanwhile in CanadaTop three hardest things to say:
1. I was wrong
2. I need help
3. Worcestershire sauce
Xymon@MeanwhileinCanada this is why I switched to hobbit’s own Best of Shire sauce.
starfrost@MeanwhileinCanada It's easy to say if ur british. Deal with it
CobaltRose@starfrost @MeanwhileinCanada British, or a New Englander.
Angua's Moving@MeanwhileinCanada
One that should be easier for Canadians:
AltText link to "There's A Moose Loose Aboot This Hoose
https://piped.video/watch?v=kdFtQZ-FibM
More fun with Regional UK accents though.
One that should be easier for Canadians:
AltText link to "There's A Moose Loose Aboot This Hoose
https://piped.video/watch?v=kdFtQZ-FibM
More fun with Regional UK accents though.
Liz "Not A Convicted Felon" D.I have trouble saying "you were right" 😉
Raymond Russell@MeanwhileinCanada
4. Purple Burglar Alarm (If you're Scottish, like me)
4. Purple Burglar Alarm (If you're Scottish, like me)
Chris Williams@MeanwhileinCanada Gloucester
the buff who fell to earth@MeanwhileinCanada Also: Rural juror.
LRG 
@MeanwhileinCanada don't forget that town in Wales with that long name.
EsWee 
Michael McCune ☮️> 3. Worcestershire sauce
i heard my new favorite pronunciation of this recently.
for context: in some parts of the united states, people pronounce the word "wash" in a way that sounds like "warsh" or "worsh".
so, i heard someone, from one of those parts of the US, say something that sounded like "warsh-yer-sister sauce", which converts to "wash your sister sauce".
which i find to be both disturbing and hilarious. XD
gavinisdie 
@MeanwhileinCanada War-ches-ter-shire sauce
Hondo NguyenI was wrong, I need help pronouncing Worcestershire sauce
Pablo Rrrrrrr@MeanwhileinCanada
I don’t speak Canadian, but
1. Wooster
2. Wooster?
3. Wooster!
Moss@MeanwhileinCanada
i just call it cthulu sauce bc everyone in my household has an easier time saying that than worcestershire sauce
i just call it cthulu sauce bc everyone in my household has an easier time saying that than worcestershire sauce
kat@MeanwhileinCanada 1. But I’m sure I’m right. 2. No, not really, I will call you if this falls on me. 3. It is officially called W sauce and if you don’t know what that is, then you don’t belong in Canada.
Charles Herold@MeanwhileinCanada And the hardest sentence to say is, of course, "I was wrong, I do need help opening this bottle of Worcestershire sauce."
Toni Aittoniemi@MeanwhileinCanada 0. Epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänkäänköhän?
Vee@MeanwhileinCanada Washyoursister Sauce!
Aztec4Life@MeanwhileinCanada
Irish Wristwatch
Irish Wristwatch
YurkshireLad@MeanwhileinCanada 3 is easy. Wooster-shu sauce.
Bc Clarity Carlton-Martin@MeanwhileinCanada Cunning linguists
KikoKate
Chris TurnbowI can say that last one, to be worcestersure
Phil Harrison@MeanwhileinCanada
Number 3 is pronounced "Henderson's Relish"
Number 3 is pronounced "Henderson's Relish"
Rob Bos@MeanwhileinCanada I pronounce it wuhster-sure. Easy.
Xavier Jacques Côté@MeanwhileinCanada TBH, the hardest one isn’t on your list.
The word is “No”.
How many time we do say “yes” in order to not deceive someone. To not look weak or burned.
J 
Lemon Gin6. Écureuil
Lorraine@MeanwhileinCanada The funniest one for #3, Wash your sister sauce!
Siobhan@MeanwhileinCanada
4. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
4. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
spherulitic@MeanwhileinCanada wash your sister sauce
Der Entgegner (Aka Ratatöskr)@MeanwhileinCanada listen and repeat:
Wash-your-sister-sauce
Wash-your-sister-sauce