10 Difficult English Words To Spell | SPELLING BEE PARODY

Hello, good evening and welcome to the Eat Sleep Dream English spelling bee final.

Let's meet our contestants. Hello I'm Tommy Pickles, I'm fourteen and I'm from London.

And our second contestant. Hi I'm Ted Sheeran, I'm fifteen and I'm from south west England.

Ted, you look familiar. Do I? Yes, do you sing? No. Are you sure? Yeah. Are you sure

you are sure? Yeah. Are you sure you are sure you are sure? Yeah honest. I've got my eye

on you Ted. Let's meet our third contestant. Hi I'm Charlie Biggins, I'm fourteen and I'm

from Brighton. Ok. You know this is a junior spelling bee competition? Yes. Ok. Ladies

and Gentlemen, our finalists. In tonight's spelling bee our contestants will have to

spell ten words that are commonly misspelled. The one that spells the most correctly will

be our champion. Remember folks, you can play with us right at home because we like to spell

together. That's right, spell together. So as our contestants are spelling you can play

along as well. Let's see how many you know. Contestants, fingers on buzzers. Word number

one, definitely. Oh Tommy. D E F I N I T E L Y definitely. Well done Tommy Pickles, one

point to you. Yes! Did you get that at home? Good. Word number two, embarrassed. Oh Ted.

I know this one, embarrassed. E M B A R R A S S E D embarrassed. Well done Ted, he's

off the mark with one point. That's right! Did you get that at home? I'm sure you did.

Word number three, Separate. Separate, S E P E R A T E separate. Sorry Charlie I'm afraid

that's wrong. Can anyone else buzz in? Tommy. Separate. S E P A R A T E separate. Bravo

Tommy, well done. Yes separate. Word number four, occasionally. Charlie. Occasionally

O C C A S I O N A L L Y Correct Charlie, well done, well played. Let's move on to word number

five, millennium. Millennium, yeah, I know it, millennium. Can you say the part of speech

and the meaning? Millennium, it's a noun, it means an anniversary of a thousand years.

Could you say it again please? Millennium. Could you say it again? Millennium. Again.

Millennium. Again. Millennium. One more time. Millennium. One more time. Millennium. Ok,

millennium. M I L L E N N I U M millennium. Word number six, accommodation. Tommy! A C

O M M O D A T I O N Not correct Tommy. Oh! Ted! A C C O M O D A T I O N accommodation.

Not correct Ted. Uh? Charlie! Accommodation A C C O M M O D A T I O N accommodation Well

done Charlie, yes well done. Yes! Let's move swiftly on to number seven. Word number seven,

necessary. Yes Tommy. Necessary N E C E S S A R Y Correct. Word number eight, it's the

Scottish capital Edinburgh. Edinburgh, E D I N B U R G H. That is indeed correct Charlie,

well played. On to word number nine, Entrepreneur. It's a noun and it means somebody that has

started a business. Ted! Entrepreneur, easy mate, easy. E N T R E P R E N E U R lots of

Es that one entrepreneur. Ok, it's quite exciting, the final word to decide who wins the spelling

bee word number ten, algorithm. Yes, Tommy! Could I have the part of speech, the meaning

and the definition please? Algorithm, it's a noun and it means 'a process or set of rules,

to be followed in calculations or other problem solving operations especially by a computer.

Off the top of my head. Example sentence 'The new YouTube algorithm is really killing my

views.' It's just an example. It's just an example. Algorithm. A L G O R I T H M Oh well

done Tommy. Tommy is our champion. Well played Tommy, well done Sir. Would you like to play

for the double special triple super prize? You have ten seconds to decide. Ok, yes. I'll

do it! He's going for it ladies and gentlemen. He's going for it. Ok. Alright. Ok Tommy,

this is to win the special prize. Are you ready? The word is Mnemonic. Mnemonic, could

I have the part of speech, the meaning and the definition please? Mnemonic, it's a noun

and it means a system such as a pattern of letters that helps us remember things. For

example guitar players know the mnemonic Elephants and Donkeys Grow Big Ears. M N E M O N I C

Ladies and gentlemen, your winner of the special super prize Tommy Pickles. Every body at home

thank you very much for watching this year's Eat Sleep Dream English spelling bee where

we looked at ten commonly misspelled words in English. Thank you very much for watching

and hopefully we'll see you again soon. Ok, bye bye. Wave, every one wave. Don't stop

waving guys. Keep going. The music continues but we go all the way for the credits. Yeah.

Keep waving. Keep waving. Stop complaining. Ok. Alright, right let's get out of here.