How do you pronounce almond?

[BiscuitLover3678]

How do you pronounce it and where are you from?

Ah-mund - from Yorkshire but I hear a lot of people saying ol-mund

@Mangofandangoo

AL mond - Oxfordshire

Same here. Lincolnshire

Ah mund

Pure and simple.

Born in a world, where love survives.

Aah-mnd
North London originally.
The L is definitely silent.

Ah-mond (with a silent L)
London

Arlmund

For some reason I get irrationally annoyed by people. Issuing the 'l'!

Ollm'nd - NW

Ar-mund South East, DH days Al-mund and is from East London. I always thought saying Al-mund was incorrect but I don't know where I got that from (my Hyacinth Bucket mother probably!)

@GiantSpider

Ah-mond (with a silent L) London

Argh! When I posted, your message wasn’t there! I’m not replying to you / referring to your post. Sorry!!

Ahmynd

Scottish

Al-mond, Scotland

Ahl-mond E.London originally

Orl-mund
North West

Ah-mund not from the UK

Al-mund midlands

All-mnd Born London, childhood South Coast now NW.

Ol-mund. NW.
I didn't even realise that ah-mund was a thing until that stupid advert asking "do you almond?" Which obviously I don't because, no matter the pronunciation, almond is not a verb.

Ah-m’nd

Ahmund. Scotland.

Ollmund gives me the rage. As does bollcony instead of balcony. And Mollcolm instead of Malcolm.

Arl-mund

Aah-mund London (but with a generic RP accent rather than London cockney, which I guess might make a difference).

arl-mund, Nottingham

Ahmund

I remember massive argument with my best friend about it aged 12 because she said it was Al mund, she also thought the lyric in Wet Wet Wet's Wishing Well was "...take your loving from the Siene and make it last" so clearly clueless

@Jacopo

Ahmund. Scotland.

Ollmund gives me the rage. As does bollcony instead of balcony. And Mollcolm instead of Malcolm.

I say oll-mund, but I don't say bolcony or Mollcolm 🤔 Cant think of an accent that does.

Ah-mund. NZ.

The ‘l’ is silent - just like salmon, calm, palm, etc.