Triple M presenter makes a VERY naughty faux pas as he tries to pronounce Latin word during live cricket broadcast
Triple M's cricket coverage took a very naughty turn this week after one presenter failed to pronounce a Lain word live on-air.
The mistake happened when presenters Isabelle Westbury, Greg Blewett, and Callum Ferguson were commentating in the box together.
While presenting into the microphone, Oxford University graduate Isabelle used the Latin phrase 'Annus Mirabilis', which translates into a 'marvellous year'.
Clearly confused, a stumped-looking Greg turned to look at Isabelle with a wide-eyed expression and said: 'What was that?'
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'You catch that one, Blue?' Callum chimed-in, also seemingly confused.
'Annus Mirabilis' Isabelle said confidently, repeating herself.
Whoops! Triple M's cricket coverage took a very naughty turn this week after one presenter failed to pronounce a Lain word live on-air. The mistake happened when presenters Isabelle Westbury (right), Greg Blewett (centre) and Callum Ferguson (left) were commentating in the box together
'That's a new one,' Callum mused.
'Latin lessons on today boys?' Isabelle joked back.
Callum then tired to repeat the Latin phrase - but accidentally pronounced the word 'annus' as 'anus'.
Flair: Oxford University graduate Isabelle used the Latin phrase 'Annus Mirabilis' which translates into a 'marvellous year' while describing what was happening on the pitch
'Yeah Blue, I just got the chew man chasing up the anus mirabilis,' Callum said, leaving everyone shocked.
'What did you say?' Isabelle said. 'You have to be very careful with how you say annus!' she warned.
The team then quickly went on to commenting the field saying they wanted to deflect back to the cricket pitch as possible.
Whoops! 'Yeah Blue, I just got the chew man chasing up the anus mirabilis,' Callum said, leaving everyone shocked, with Isabelle saying he must be careful with the pronunciation
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