How do you pronounce almond?

[BiscuitLover3678]

How do you pronounce it and where are you from?

@Thecazelets

Armund - I'm from London. DH (Midlands) says 'Owlmund'.

I was sounding it out to myself. Al-mund is how I say it in my head, but it does sound more "owl-mund" out loud! West Midlands too.

Ahl-mund
Scotland

AH-mund. NW

Ol-mund NW england

Olmund (I also say oldi instead of Aldi 🙊 it annoys one of my nieces )
I'm from North Wales

Al- mund South Wales

AL - Mund. (Northampton out of South Wales.)

Why would it be pronounced differently? (Learning much from this thread.)

It drives me mad that I never know how to pronounce it. I go between "ah-mund" and "al-mund".

No matter how they are pronounced, they are food of the Gods. (But very pricey!)

Ol-mund

The l is silent in uk English. It is pronounced in American English.

Al-mund Devon

Ammund - Ireland.

I know it's pronounced Al-mond but i would say Al-mens in my everyday speech . I'm from Ireland

@WhiteXmas21

Ah-mund - NE Scotland

Same - central belt Scotland

Ahmund, because it’s a silent l, like salmon.

Ul-mund

South West

Ah-mund.

Grew up in the East Midlands, have lived in the southeast for 40 years. I know I've always said ah-mund, but to be honest, I've never really noticed what the people around me in the SE say.

In my experience younger people pronounce the l (possibly usa influence) and older people leave it out.

Ahhh mund ...from Yorkshire

Cambridge dictionary says I'm right.

dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/almond

Ahh mund - Yorkshire

Dad says Al mund, he's from Lancashire.

Al mund Ireland

As in "You can call me Al" -mund
I'm from Wiltshire

With a silent L
London