Look, most of us have been there. We've felt the sting of someone putting a random letter or syllable in our names, or pronouncing a vowel in a completely wrong way.
And just like us regular folk, it happens to celebrities all the time. And while celebrities, like the ones in this list, might try to correct people, there are always going to be some who have it all wrong.
Funny enough, a lot of people still say it like "Strei-zand." But it's "Strei-sand" "with a soft S like sand on the beach." Now, if only Siri could get with the picture and figure out how to pronounce it right.
To be fair, I never actually heard anyone say Tove Lo's name before. But as she puts it, it sounds similar to the French "voulez-vous." In other words, it's not "Towv Low," it's "Two-vay Loo." In case you were wondering, it's a Swedish name.
Krause pronounces his name like "Krau-sa," and not like "Krow-zee," which he admitted is how people pronounced his name growing up. In his adult life, though, Krause has embraced the more German/Polish way to pronounce his name, rather than the anglicized way.
You might be thinking that you know how to pronounce Rihanna, but I've heard very few people pronounce it right. It isn't "Rih-awna," it's "Rih-anna." Like the name Anna, but with "Rih" in front of it. Pretty simple stuff.
You might be tempted to pronounce Ralph the way the name Ralph is normally pronounced. But in this case, that would be wrong. It's actually "Rayf." And in case you were unsure as to how he pronounces his last name, it's "Fines."
Of course, a Swedish name is going to be pronounced like... a Swedish name. So while we might say "Jill-en-hall," it's actually more like "Yeel-en-helle." Though, to be honest, I don't know if I could actually pronounce it right if I tried.
Unless you watch a lot of Food Network, you might think that Fieri is pronounced like "Fee-airy." But if you listen to Guy pronounce his own last name, he actually says it more like "Fee-eddy." The more you know.
The French-Canadian director behind Bladerunner: 2049 and the Dune series doesn't pronounce his name like "Denn-iss Villain-oove." It's French, so it's more like "De-nee Veel-nev." I think like with Swedish names, this one would make more sense if you know the language.
Another name that isn't quite pronounced the way you'd expect (unless you already pronounce it right). No, it isn't "A-leesh-a," it's "A-lee-ci-a." It's really not that difficult, but it would still be really easy to mess that name up.
Camila Cabello's last name is pronounced the Spanish way, like "Cabejo" (or, "Ca-bay-o"). Funny enough, I hear more people pronounce her first name wrong; it's "Ca-mee-la," not "Ca-mill-a." But again, once you actually know, it's not that hard to say.
Hasan Minhaj's name is one that people get wrong all the time. Hasan is pronounced a little more like "HA-sin," while Minhaj is pronounced like "Min-haj." I think a lot of people have a tendency to pronounce it like Nicki Minaj.
Wasikowska is a Polish name, so it's going to be pronounced in a very Polish way. Listening to Mia pronounce it herself, it's a little like "Va-shi-kov-ska."I feel like this name is a little bit easier than it looks.
Chiwetel Ejiofor isn't a very hard name to pronounce. It's "Chew-etel E-ji-o-for." Really, when you think about it, his name is pronounced the way it's spelled.
Ejiofor is of Igbo Nigerian descent, and his name apparently means "God brings" in Igbo.
You might look at the M and H in Gleeson's first name and get confused, but if you completely ignore them, then you're left with the actual pronunciation of Domhnall: it's like "tonal" but with a D in front (so, "Do-nal."
Most people say his name as if it were pronounced like Timothy. But it's a French name, and the French pronounce it in a very French way: "Ti-mo-tay." Though, it doesn't seem like Chalamet cares too much about how people say it.
Depending on if you ask Seyfried or her sister, the pronunciation is either "Sigh-fred" or "Sigh-freed." Whichever one you go with is definitely better than pronouncing it like "Siegfried," considering there are absolutely no Gs in that name.
For years, everyone pronounced it like "Low-han," so you just kind of assume that's how you say it. But, no. It's actually "low-in." If you didn't know, don't worry, since apparently no one knew until earlier this year.
Everyone pronounces Teigen wrong, including Teigen herself. Most people think of it as "Tee-gen," but it's actually supposed to be pronounced "Tie-gen." Apparently, correcting people got too annoying, so Teigen gave up on that years and years ago.
Irish names are pretty tricky, because they don't pronounce letters the way we're used to. Though, she pretty famously set the record straight on the pronunciation on SNL. It's "Ser-sha," which is honestly way easier than it looks.
I think Dacre Montgomery's name is just a matter of overthinking things. Dacre is pronounced like the word "acre," but with a D in front of it. It really couldn't be any easier to say, to be honest.
