TV Chef Nigella Lawson’s Odd Pronunciation Of The Word ‘Microwave’ Confuses The Internet

Nigella Lawsons Pronunciation Of Microwave Confuses The Internet

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Everyone knows how to pronounce the word “microwave.” As we all know, it is pronounced mahy-kroh-weyv (according to Dictionary.com). Which is why television chef Nigella Lawson sent the internet into an absloute tizzy with her bizarre pronunciation of the word “microwave” on her BBC show Nigella’s Cook, Eat, Repeat.

In a clip from the show, we see Lawson preparing something that needs “a bit of milk, full fat, which I’ve warmed in the microwave…”

Only she doesn’t say microwave. She says some sort of made up word that if spelled phonetically would be “meecrowahvay.”

Take a listen…


 

Yeah, I don’t know either.

Reactions to Lawson’s unique pronunciation of the word microwave made some serious wahvays on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/LaurenRuse/status/1336372269430562818
https://twitter.com/floellaumbagabe/status/1336346761359732744 https://twitter.com/KeoniTylerPub/status/1336522864690831362

Once all the reactions to her odd pronunciation started going viral on the internet Lawson took to Twitter to try to set the record straight.

“Am I the only one who thought @Nigella_Lawson was being sarcastic when she pronounced Meecro-wavé?! Now, I’m starting to think she really pronounces it like that?” wrote a viewer on Twitter.

To which Lawson replied, “Well, I do say it like that, but not because I think that’s how it’s actually pronounced.”

Sure, Nigella. Whatever you say.


 

What a time to be alive, huh?

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Douglas Charles is a Senior Editor for BroBible with two decades of expertise writing about sports, science, and pop culture with a particular focus on the weird news and events that capture the internet's attention. He is a graduate from the University of Iowa.
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