Twitter Mocks Trump’s Mispronunciation Of ‘Tanzania’

President Trump mispronounced Tanzania during a speech on Friday and Twitter users were quick to notice.<br /> <br />President Trump is being mocked online for his mispronunciation of the country “Tanzania.”<br>During a speech about the Iran nuclear deal Friday, he referred to the African nation as “tan-ZAY-nee-uh," rather than "tan-zu-NEE-uh." <br>The flub comes less than a month after the U.S. president mentioned a nonexistent country he called “Nambia” during a United Nations speech in front of many African leaders, reports CNN</a>. <br>Social media was quick to point out his most recent mistake, with one person writing</a>, “Trump just mispronounced/made-up another African country. #Tanzania.” <br>“Nevada, Tanzania, Beyoncé, premeditation, industry, Irma, coca, Orion, Namibia...just a FEW things Trump has incorrectly pronounced," another person tweeted</a>.<br>Meanwhile, some other comments were related to the seriousness of the topic he was speaking about, with remarks like</a>, “The only good that comes from Trump talking about Iran is that we now know he still hasn't bothered to learn how to pronounce Tanzania.” <br>"I don't care that Trump mispronounced Tanzania," said</a> one tweeter, dismissing the error. "I care he's itching for war against North Korea, Iran, and America. #IranDeal.” <br>This isn’t the first time Trump has mispronounced “Tanzania.” A Washington Post</a> report from last year notes that the then-GOP presidential candidate gave a foreign policy speech where he said the country’s name the same way he did Friday.