How do you pronounce Bury in Lancashire ?

[LadyEloise]

I don't live in the the UK. How do your pronounce the name of the town Bury please ?
Is it like to bury (a corpse) ?

[bigbella26]

I'd say 'berry'.

[tanstaafl]

‘Berry’ or ‘burry’ are acceptable. Most of UK would say ‘berry’

[Candleabra]

Berry

[MrsRogerLima]

Burry

[HappyDinosaur]

Berry

[iklboo]

Berry. But people from Bury say Burry.

[EvilPea]

Berry here

[jazzyroll]

If you're from there its Burry like burrito. If you're not from there its Berry.

[unmarkedbythat]

Burry. To rhyme with flurry. Before I moved to Manchester I said Berry, but that's wrong and I have learned!

[OhToBeASeahorse]

Burry bur thaya because I've watched too much Peter Kay

[OhToBeASeahorse]

*but that's

[PortugeseManoWar]

But Bury St Edmunds is pronounced, 'berry', right? Or is that 'Burry' too?

[LadyCatStark]

It’s burry if you live there!

[autumnboys]

My DH is from Lancashire, he would say Berry.

[pollywollydoodler]

Friend who lives there says burry

[Heptember]

I'm not from there, but I say Burry.

Burry Market.

[amusedtodeath1]

Burry, lived very close for years, we've always said it like that? IDK!

[whataballbag]

I live just buy it and it's bury, to rhyme with Flurry

[wowfudge]

I'm from Manchester and say "Berry". Same as for Bury St Edmunds. Locals say "Burry" but as I don't have the same accent I'd sound like I was taking taking the mick if I did.

[whataballbag]

By* Christ. Maybe don't take grammar tips off me...

[NataliaOsipova]

@iklboo

Berry. But people from Bury say Burry.

Absolutely so!

[Squiffany]

The locals say ‘burry’.

[SourcePlease]

How do people from Bury say the verb bury?

[BovaryX]

Burry to rhyme with 'slurry'

[Hotcuppatea]

It's definitely burry.