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Not me, but I had a Chinese complex analysis professor back in uni and the word "corollary" was her nemesis. She'd pause a tiny bit before starting, and then clamber over it like a rock climber and was visibly relieved to have made it to the other side in one piece. Poor lady, "corollary" was used like a million times in that class.
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@SW-User Corollary is hard to pronounce even when you can pronounce 'r' well.