Do you hate it when people say "iceCREAM" instead of "ICEcream"
yes!
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no?
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That's something that my brother does all the time, put the emphasis on the wrong syllable or word. I don't know if there's a specific rule for emphasizing words/syllables, I'm pretty sure there is, but it should be made known or created if there isn't one. I find it very annoying, one of the most annoying things I've encountered. Side: Yes!
Yes. And do you know what else annoys me? People that end every sentence with an upward intonation that makes the sentence sound like a question even though it's not. "Urm... I went to... the gym? And then I wanted to drink... some water? But I know it's not good after the gym so... I didn't?" It's like they don't expect you to understand what they're saying. It's so patronizing. Nothing in there is or should be a question, and yet the person sounds like they are asking you. To which you are supposed to nod or say something like "u-huh" after every part of that sentence. It's so annoyiNG?! Side: Yes!
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