Speaking 'properly' or not

[elady25]

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> Now I could start a real argument amongst Americans, I imagine, by 
> asking who says "VEE-uh-kuhl" and who says "vee-HICK-uhl" 
> for "vehicle."  I've probably given away my preference in the way I 
> phoneticized the two versions. ;-)
> 
> Siriusly Snapey Susan, who'd never have known it was "Bark-sheer" 
and 
> would've embarrassed herself by saying "Berk [rhymes with "jerk"]-
> sher [rhymes with "were"].

Do you have in-SUR-ance, or IN-sur-ance on that vehicle?
imamommy