How do you pronounce 'theatre'?

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Do you pronounce the a?

How do pronounce adhesive?
Do you pronounce the H?

I know someone who says thee-ETTA. Wrong wrong wrong.

Theer-ta
Ad-hee-siv with the H.

Thea-tur.

Ad-hee-siv.

THEE eht ehr
Ed HEE siv

THEE et er
ad HEE siv

I used to say 'thee et argh' but I've noticed that now I say 'thee ert uh'. I don't know why that changed, with age I think.

Theatre I pronounce as two syllables like theer-tuh (theer to rhyme with ear)

I pronounce adhesive as a-dee-siv

Thea-ter
Ad-he-sieve

Thea-ter

Ad-he-sieve

Theer- ta

Ad hee sieve

@TeaAndBisquits

Thee-at-er. Add-he-siv

Like this

Theata (though dp would say fear-a, more Londoner than me)

Ad-he-siv

Emphasis on the first syllable in Theatre.
Addheesiv, emphasis on the second syllable.

The-a-tah

Thea - tur

Ad-ee-sieve (you can't hear the 'h')

Thee-ut-uh
Ad-hee-siv

THEER-dur

Ud-HEE-siv

I have an accent that does a flap /t/ between vowels, especially r-controlled vowels like the -er at the end of "theatre".

Thate-er

Adheesiv

Thear-to-rhyme-with-ear tuh

Adeeziv

Thea tur and I sound the h in adhesive. I have a Scottish accent though.

Can't help wondering why the correct pronunciation of these two words would be required at the same time.

Theer ter and ad ee siv

My Dad was Scottish. I really miss the way he used to say words like thee ate er and poll iss.

Theerter
Ad-he-sieve
Essex
Nothing to do with this really, but was talking to an American once and he said “ooh, I guess you are going to the CINEMA to see a FILM” and I just agreed, in a puzzled way. It only occurred to me later that he was taking the piss, as he would say going to the theatre to see a movie. And he would say the A!

Theerrter
Addeesive

THEE-uh-ter - a lisped TH
ad-HEE-siv

Irish, grew up in Dublin.

Thee at tur
Ad hees iv