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) ?

I'd say 'berry'.

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

Berry

Burry

Berry

Berry. But people from Bury say Burry.

Berry here

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

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

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

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

It’s burry if you live there!

My DH is from Lancashire, he would say Berry.

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

Burry Market.

Friend who lives there says burry

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

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

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.

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

@iklboo

Berry. But people from Bury say Burry.

Absolutely so!

The locals say ‘burry’.

How do people from Bury say the verb bury?

Burry to rhyme with 'slurry'

It's definitely burry.