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What’s up with TV announcers who add an accent when pronouncing Spanish names? – Troubled


We’ve all experienced the “bump in the road” during a television news program. This is where a broadcaster or reporter comes across a Spanish word or name and suddenly there are some very noticeable pronunciation movements.





Newsmax Rob Finnerty says it’s time to stop this ridiculous practice. (reads)

Newsmax host Rob Finnerty wonders why anchors pronounce Spanish-sounding names with an accent, and begins speaking in an Irish accent to prove how ridiculous it is.

“As I said before, I’m Irish. And if I were moderating this discussion, would the host introduce me as Robert James Finnerty? Don’t you know that little boy is Robert James Finnerty?”

“If the host is Chinese, are they going to introduce that person with a Chinese accent? I don’t think so. Stop it.”

Great video: @RobFinnertyUSA

Finnerty explains his reasoning here. (He watches)

Unfortunately, this phenomenon extends beyond television news.

And politicians do it too. Here’s AOC doing exactly that as shown in the last poster. (He watches)

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Don’t give her that much credit.

Posters agree with Finnerty that the practice needs to end, and that no particular culture or language should be singled out for highlighting it.

Many of them end up as clowns even if they don’t realize it.

Some commentators say they like to hear certain accents on broadcast just for a laugh, but not as an everyday thing.





Chinese? A lot of people will get in trouble if they try to do this on air or in front of an audience.


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