New Mexico, I suspect you can spell "banana," you just don't know where to stop, which is a joke that was already ancient when I first read it in "Family Circus" an eternity ago. I've always liked "grey" better, even though online sources say as an American I should prefer "gray." Note: " Fifty Shades of Grey" chose the E spelling, which almost ruined it for me. I am guessing that you're wanting to spell it "grey" and spellcheck is tut-tutting its red underline at you. While most states wanted to know spellings of commonly used words, it was Ohio that surprised everyone. Google tweeted a map of the most popular 'how to spell' searches in different states of America. How else are you spelling it, Mississippi? Nannie? Nany? You get a pass because unlike Wisconsin, you apparently can spell your own state's name, which still entertains me every time I spell it in my head. In honour of the the Scripps National Spelling Bee this week, Google has come up with a list of words of which we do not know the spelling. This kind of relates to Mary Poppins, but "nanny" is a lot easier to spell than "supercalifragili." well, you get the idea. West Virginia and Connecticut, just how often are you in need of this classic "Mary Poppins" word, anyway? Forget the spelling and just remember: if you say it loud enough, you'll always sound precocious. Google's Spell Checker and Grammar checker searches. Don't feel bad, Badgers, last year it was Massachusetts that couldn't spell itself. Google Trends show search interest in its Spell Checker is two and a half times more than Grammar checker since 2004 to 2021 in the U.S. I grew up in Minnesota, just a few miles over the border, and while I can spell the Badger State's name, I find it weirdly hard to type. (See what we did there?) You can scour the map for your state, but here are my picks for the five funniest misspellings. This is the one to use /0Z8fUlzmHc- GoogleTrends May 30, 2017 Although it was designed to help users improve their writing style, the tool has great grammar and plagiarism checkers as well. ProWritingAid has built-in grammar and style checking tools. Read more insight on which words Americans have difficulty spelling correctly, including “tomorrow,” “hallelujah” and “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,” on The Washington Post here.We've made a few corrections to the legend. Checks: spelling, grammar, style, punctuation. The most common “how to spell” search on Google was “beautiful,” which topped the list in five states, and four others needed help with “pneumonia.” Andrews.Īt least that’s how Google saw it early this year when the most popular “how to spell” search in the state came up as “sauerkraut.”īesides “sauerkraut,” only New Mexico had another food-related query - “bananas” - though Virginians struggled to spell “delicious.” Google Trends dubbed “sauerkraut” and dozens of other hard-to-spell words as America’s Most Misspelled Words in honor of a National Spelling Bee, according to a report in The Washington Post by Travis M. Google Trends can be a powerful signal in reporting, because of the size, authenticity.
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We love our food.īut…not many of us know how to spell our beloved PA foods. And leading up to the National Spelling Bee, the Washington Post analyzed the top searched spelling mistakes. When it comes to food, Pennsylvanians feel the need to get it right. Words like banana, beautiful, and sauerkraut prompt the need to look it up online, As young wordsmiths battle it out in the Scripps National Spelling Bee at National Harbor outside Washington, Google Trends released a map that shows America’s Top Spelling Mistakes. Here’s the list of words people need to look up in each state, via Google Trends.
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