Adding a new word to the English language? No, just another young news reader mangling a word. It’s a poor education or culture that gives us this.
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February 28, 2022 at QZVX
Jason Remington says:
What criteria does KING 5 use in hiring?
August 13, 2022 at QZVX
Lootie says:
C’mon, Jason. You know. The abbreviation AA has a couple meanings, and Shante fullfills them both.
February 28, 2022 at QZVX
Jason Remington says:
Mimi Jung’s answer speaks to the audience KING 5 is targeting. Standards in tv newsrooms have been lowered. This is evident at KING 5.
February 28, 2022 at QZVX
louis says:
I see typo’s on news crawlers all the time. I doubt spell check is even used. When your primary communication is a text or a tweet this is not surprising.
March 1, 2022 at QZVX
Steven Smith says:
Never heard that one. On the other hand I have heard enough major market announcers, singers and actors mangle words it just seem to be one more. Frequent ones are eKscape, pitcher for picture, libary, Warshington. The one that always bugged me, and it is rampant, is turning the “ing” sound into double E. He was work-een…it was happen-een….the turtle was snap-een….in Wash-een-ton. It has become acceptable, but I always notice it and that goes back 50 or more years.