From yorkshiretimes.co.uk
To uncover which vegan foods are the most likely to trip people up, Preply, a platform offering online English classes and many other languages, has analysed Google search volumes for pronunciation guidance to reveal the top contenders and provided the correct British pronunciation.Rank | Food Item | Monthly Search Volume | British pronunciation |
1 | Açai | 109,200 | a-sai |
2 | Quinoa | 43,300 | keen-waa |
3 | Legumes | 17,900 | leh-gyoomz |
Edamame | 17,900 | eh-duh-maa-may | |
4 | Chia | 15,700 | chee-uh |
5 | Hummus | 13,700 | hu-muhs |
6 | Avocado | 12,470 | a-vuh-kaa-dow |
7 | Agave | 6,160 | a-gayv |
8 | Falafel | 4,900 | fuh-la-fl |
9 | Seitan | 3,340 | say-tan |
10 | Lentils | 3,150 | len-tlz |
11 | Shiitake | 1,910 | shih-tah-kay |
12 | Amaranth | 1,850 | a-muh-ranth |
13 | Tempeh | 1,690 | tem-pay |
14 | Tofu | 1,150 | tow-foo |
15 | Miso | 680 | mee-sow |
Açai is the most commonly mispronounced vegan food. This antioxidant-rich superfood, popular in smoothies and açai bowls, is often mispronounced as "a-sai." Despite its popularity, the correct pronunciation—"a-sai"—is Googled 109,200 times each month by those hoping to get it right.
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Quinoa is the second most mispronounced vegan food. This protein-rich grain, often used in salads and bowls, is commonly mispronounced. It’s Googled 43,300 times a month, with many searching for the correct pronunciation: "keen-wah.
Quinoa is the second most mispronounced vegan food. This protein-rich grain, often used in salads and bowls, is commonly mispronounced. It’s Googled 43,300 times a month, with many searching for the correct pronunciation: "keen-wah.
Legumes and edamame are also among the most mispronounced vegan foods, each generating 17,900 Google searches annually. Legumes ("leh-gyoomz") include beans, lentils, and peas, while edamame ("eh-duh-maa-may") is a popular snack or salad addition. Both are nutrient-rich staples, but their tricky names leave many searching for help.
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