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CorinneJuly 31, 2015
I can promise you that forte is pronounced "for-tay" and not fort. It's an Italian word used in music meaning 'loud'. So the idiom "that's my forte" is using the correct pronunciation, which you noted as wrong.
KirkJuly 30, 2015
For those who think only Utahns pronounce words wrong…sorry to say, every region has unique regional dialects and pronunciations. Fer sure, :) Utahns have their fair share, but I've lived all over the country and have had fun learning that every area has some fun, unique ways of saying things. Vive la difference!