Marvel star Simu Liu offered a lesson in how to correctly pronounce his last name, explaining that he prefers the pronunciation of "Lee-You” while noting the Mandarin pronunciation can be difficult.

The leader of LFI later called his remark 'ironic' and accused rivals of 'inciting violence' against his party.

The automotive giant Stellantis, parent company of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep, has a name that varies greatly in pronunciation. We went to the source.

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The automotive giant Stellantis, parent company of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep, has a name that varies greatly in pronunciation.

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