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Welcome to another mini-cast, away with words. I'm Grant Barrett. We'll be back with brand new

episodes in the fall but for the summer we're catching up with some calls that

we couldn't fit on to the show last season. Aaron is a pastor from Peru

Indiana. He wants to know how he should handle a situation in which a colleague

pronounces a word incorrectly. Does he flat out just correct him? Does he do nothing? How did two people talk to each other about the right way to say

something without being rude or condescending? Well my question is this. I am a

pastor here in Peru and when I was in school we often talk about different Saints and philosophers

the same that comes to mind as Augustine.

Some people would pronounce his name Augustine and some people would say it's a godestin

uh... my question isn't so much how to pronounce that

when in conversation with someone and you look say i pronounce of aug and the person pronounce of the Augustine.

Is it polite or is the proper to just sort of give up the way I usually say it and say it

...