Analysis of "English words that trouble spelling even by Americans" from Google's original data reveals the result of impact



I think that there are many people who have mistyped the spelling of words in English tests etc. I think that there are many people who have experienced a bitter experience but it is not only Japanese that suffer from spelling errors but also to Americans whose native language is English I can tell you. Analyzing based on the vast amount of data that Google possesses and summarizes the "most misspelled words" by state, the results are quite interesting.

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Google will map the most misunderstood words in the US on May 30, 2017 by stateAmerica's Most Misspelled Words"(The most misspelled word in America) has been released. This statistic is a result of examining the number of words searched by inserting the search word "how to spell ~" in the period from January 1, 2017 to April 30, 2017, It is an interesting thing that the result will be fluctuated.

There is only one "most misunderstood word in the state" in the map, and red (1 to 5 letters), purple (6 to 10 letters), blue (11 to 19 letters) , Yellow (more than 20 letters) are painted in four colors.


The word that bothered the inhabitants of Washington state most was "PNEUMONIA (pneumonia)", and it seems to be said that it certainly seems to be a word to be troubled by whether or not to add "P" at the beginning. Oregon's "Sense (sensory, perceive)" is as short as 5 letters, but it seems that it may become uneasy suddenly, such as "Was it something like" SENCE "? Although the word "DILEMMA (dilemma)" in North Dakota province is also a word that is likely to be annoying, I thought as "Do not worry" unexpectedly like "BEAUTIFUL" in California state or "DIAMOND" in Kansas state Such a word is also a thriller.


The "SCHEDULE (schedule)" in Alaska state and the "MAINTENANCE (maintenance)" in Texas state seems to be convincing words, but "PEOPLE (people)" in Hawaii State and "BANANA (banana)" in New Mexico state etc. Surprising words are coming out and it is quite interesting.


"PNEUMONIA (pneumonia)" has appeared a second time and the third time following Washington State in Michigan State and Maine State. Indiana's "HALLELUJAH (Hallelujah)" seems to be the most difficult thing to spell correctly if it is not a person who remembers it very well. Also, you can see that "BEAUTIFUL" which is the second appearance plagues the Americans unexpectedly. "SAUERKRAUT" in Pennsylvania state means "Sakurarout" in German cuisine, so it is not even English anymore. Apparently the word "SUPERCALI ..." in West Virginia and Connecticut proved to be too long to write, but this probably means that the word "Mary Poppins" appears in the movie "Supercalifragilistice xpialidocious(Super cauliflora giristic expedition doctor) "I think.


By the way, the super caliphalistic girls singing in the play is like this.

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (Japanese) - YouTube


"CHIHUAHUA" in Arkansas State and South Carolina State is a small dog "Chihuahua", and if it can be written smoothly it qualifies as a pretty dog ​​lover. "GIRAFFE (giraffe)" of Louisiana state under it is also quite high level word. It is a word that Mansippi state's "NANNY" and Florida state "RECEIPT" (receipt, receipt) are likely to be annoyed, but "ANGEL (Angel, Angel)" in North Carolina State suffers people It is a little surprising.


And, it seems that "Wisconsins" in Wisconsin State, yes, it is the state name itself "Wisconsin" that is likely to be certified as "the most mistaken akan grand prix". Although it seems to be thought as "Do you make a mistake in your state name?", It is natural to think that it is a phenomenon that is very similar to saying that it is unexpectedly difficult to write a specific place name properly with kanji in Japan.

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