How do *you* pronounce these words?

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Iinclude what city/area/country you live in.

Do you pronounce mischievous as ‘miss-chi-vus’ or ‘miss-chee-veeous’ or other?

Do you pronounce often as ‘offen’ or ‘off-ton’ or other?

Do you pronounce neither as ‘knee-ther’ or nigh-ther’ or other?

I should have added: Midlands here, and it’s miss-chee-veeous, off-ton and knee-ther for me

I’m Scotland and would say the same as you

I am from SE England and I say:
Both
Both and
Both

Sorry, not very helpful

Northerner here, same as you

Ireland

Miss-cheev-ee-us

Of-ten

Ny-there

How would you pronounce Bath?

I say Barth. Not Baath

Misschevus
Often
Nyther

Midlander who grew up in Yorkshire:

Mis-chee-vus
Off-tun
Both

Mischeeverus is just wrong.
Not a dialect issue, just an incorrect issue.

I say Barth. Not Baath

Ah but many Bathonians say "Baa-a-th" with a kind of triple A, in that lovely West Country accent. I like to think my flat Northern vowels are with them in sympathy!

Why does anyone say 'mis-CHEE-vee-us' when it ends just -vous and not -vious? I don't understand that one.

The others -- depends. Probably offen and nye-ther.

Misschivous
Offen
Nighther

London/Berkshire and ai speak laike The Queen.

South Coast - it's miss-chi-vus, offen and nigh-ther here.

Miss-chee-vus
Offen
Nye-ther

Grew up mostly in Yorkshire but with Southern parents and pretty much have a generic London accent these days

I speak RP English.

Sheffield

Mischievous- mis/chee/vus

Often - off/tn

Neither - nee/th/r

Bath - b/a/th (short a sound)

🧐🤔 I’ve just realised I say “knee-ther” except with the phrase when I pronounce it “it’s nigh-ther” here nor there”

Central Scotland

Mis cheev ious
Offen
And nee ther

I’m just south of Glasgow. I would say the same as you, although switch between the often ones. I also speak a lot of Scots so think it depends what kind of mood I’m in lol

Mischievous is miss-chi-vus
Often is off-ten if I'm thinking about it or offen if I'm mid flow
Neither is nee-thuh

South East 🙋

Miss-chiv-us
Ofton
Nighther

SE England

Miss ch' vus
Offun (usually) but sometimes oftun for emphasis
Ny thur

SW England, not far from Bahth

Mischivus
Offen
Neether or nighther, depends what I'm saying!

Some words have different pronunciation variations or regional ones, but 'mischeeveeous' is just plain wrong imo.

N Scotland
miss-chee-veeous
offen
also both for neither

North london - chee, Offen and kneether