 For example, in Kampala, "acacia" as in Acacia Avenue is pronounced /a ˈka sia/, not /əˈkeɪʃə/ or /əˈkeɪ sɪə/.Standard English spelling rules are often flouted, even in official publications.For example, the word "dining" is frequently spelt "dinning," which to a native English speaker would be pronounced with a "short" "i" , as if it refers to making a loud noise ("din") rather than referring to the room in which eating takes place ("dine").