Speaker 1: Here's Jacob again.
Speaker 2: Kabaray it I know it, okay, cabaragoya c A B
Speaker 2: A R A g o y Aarya.
Speaker 3: Is spelled k A B A R A g o all.
Speaker 4: Not everybody can be a spelling be champ.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, most Americans have trouble spelling
Speaker 3: the most basic words. And I know that because the
Speaker 3: trend is going viral of people sharing the most common
Speaker 3: words that Americans say that they can never spell correctly.
Speaker 3: So we'll go over it now so you don't have
Speaker 3: to fill alone when you're trying to send in a
Speaker 3: work email today and have to use AI to help
Speaker 3: spell the word HEMORRHOIDO, why are.
Speaker 4: You putting that in the work email? I don't remember.
Speaker 4: That's why you're calling in sick. I'm not sure, but
Speaker 4: you want to make sure you spell it right.
Speaker 5: I've got two that trouble me to my core, and
Speaker 5: I'm hoping they're on the list so I don't feel alone.
Speaker 3: Hemorrhoid is on the list of one of the hardest
Speaker 3: words for Americans to spell, is it?
Speaker 1: Why are we spelling it a lot?
Speaker 3: I think with the food we eat in this country,
Speaker 3: absolutely does anybody know how to spell it in the room.
Speaker 6: I can try emorroid, hemorrhoid h E M R h
Speaker 6: o I D.
Speaker 1: There's not an H in it.
Speaker 4: H E M r o I d hem royd. No,
Speaker 4: that's not right. H m m no spell it h
Speaker 4: G M O r r h o I d H.
Speaker 6: Yeah, why there was an H.
Speaker 1: When you say it like that.
Speaker 3: There's a trend going viral of Americans sharing the most
Speaker 3: basic words that are hard for them to spell. Definitely
Speaker 3: is on the list one that I always have to
Speaker 3: something like what is definitely?
Speaker 4: Why is it so hard for me to spell that one?
Speaker 3: But every single time I try to spell definitely, I
Speaker 3: have to use I have to google it.
Speaker 6: You definitely have to google it my phone and my
Speaker 6: email like already know to correct it immediately.
Speaker 1: I go D E F and it goes. It's done,
Speaker 1: so that you.
Speaker 4: Don't have to let me save you the embarrassment.
Speaker 3: Another basic word that Americans say is very hard for
Speaker 3: them to spell necessary.
Speaker 1: It's because the C and the S the season the Victoria.
Speaker 4: Can you spell necessary n.
Speaker 6: E C E S s airly A r I l
Speaker 6: o I.
Speaker 4: The word was necessary? So she's like C O M
Speaker 4: P O T e R. The word wasn't computer. You
Speaker 4: started to get it right, but then I'm not really
Speaker 4: sure because.
Speaker 3: Another common word that Americans say they have trouble spelling recet.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, on the list.
Speaker 3: Really that's a tough one because the whole eye before
Speaker 3: E except after C.
Speaker 4: Rule.
Speaker 1: So then there is an eye before C I E
Speaker 1: P T no.
Speaker 4: No I for C except after C. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: Wonder why people say English is a hard language to learn, Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you were going to catch it. Embarrass is another
Speaker 3: word that is hard for people to spell.
Speaker 1: I could see that because the two m's and two
Speaker 1: b's and.
Speaker 4: Two because of what, Victoria, Isn't there two ms, two
Speaker 4: b's or two rs? You tell me, do you know
Speaker 4: how to spell it?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: I use Google E M M B M B.
Speaker 4: A r R hook it on phonics? What hooked on phonics?
Speaker 4: You already got it wrong.
Speaker 3: I was selling E M B A R R A
Speaker 3: S S so one M, but I was going to
Speaker 3: put two.
Speaker 4: Ms in it as well, right, just kind of feels
Speaker 4: natural to put two ms in it.
Speaker 1: Not really, but that's okay.
Speaker 4: Still written for my words, none of yours. My words
Speaker 4: have made it. That's one of your words. Restaurant.
Speaker 3: Restaurant is on the list of some of the most
Speaker 3: basic words that people have to sell.
Speaker 1: You just need to say it right. It's rest our rant.
Speaker 3: That is a tough one, though, because the au yeah,
Speaker 3: R E S T A U.
Speaker 5: R A N T what Yep, that's it, okay.
Speaker 3: Diarrhea is the number two words smartist words for Americans
Speaker 3: to spell this I.
Speaker 6: Understand this is a tough one, and hemorrhoid man both
Speaker 6: of those because they got those h's in there.
Speaker 3: Diarrhea is one that I never can spell right either,
Speaker 3: and I'm constantly typing it.
Speaker 4: For some reason. I've noticed I'm type of diarrhea a lot.
Speaker 1: I don't think I want to ask you why.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like way too much.
Speaker 3: I don't know why I'm typing diarrhea so much, but
Speaker 3: I can't tell you how many times in a week alone.
Speaker 4: I'm like, God, why can I never remember on a spell?
Speaker 6: I'm just had to look it up yesterday in sentences?
Speaker 1: Are you just trying to.
Speaker 4: I'm just talking about diarrhea a bunch.
Speaker 1: I guess interesting that has an H in two rs, Yes.
Speaker 4: Says you off it does It's d I A R
Speaker 4: R H e A. A lot of H is near
Speaker 4: the booty words.
Speaker 3: The number one basic word that Americans say it is
Speaker 3: hard for them to spell every single time that come
Speaker 3: against it is maintenance.
Speaker 1: I can see that.
Speaker 5: I can do that. You do it, brad m A
Speaker 5: I n T E N. And this is where it
Speaker 5: gets tricky. You going e n C E maintenance. Maintenance
Speaker 5: is wrong.
Speaker 4: It's I didn't.
Speaker 1: I was like, shoot, is it an earn A?
Speaker 4: I should have shut my mouth.
Speaker 1: Maintenance.
Speaker 4: Alcohol is also on the list. We're all too drunk.