How do you pronounce sandwich?

[Flamingoose]

Sand-wich? Sandwidge?
San-wich? San-widge?
Samwich? Sam-widge?

Sand-Witch

sand-witch

Londoner - samwidge

My Scottish mother - sang-witch

yap its

bread

ham

bread

back ground info
www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/1754515-woman-was-trying-to-force-dd-to-eat-a-hamwidge

Sanwitch

Dublin Ireland

Maybe it's a sort of doubly articulated consonant. So an M, but with your tongue where it would be when you say an N. I've just spent a minute making an odd humming noise and switching my tongue in and out of the N position, and I think I can hear a very subtle difference… and DP thinks I've gone a bit funny on my new meds.

Ok I love “hamwidge” and her later “jamwidge”. I shall henceforth use this phrasing. Thank you @rosepettel if you’re still around! (And if you are, I think you should tell 13yo DD the forced hamwidge story.)

So the top one then!

Most people I know (East Anglia) say sam widge, I say sand witch.

There aren't any silent letters in 'sandwich'. Yes, of course people learning to speak and read English need to know that some letters are silent, but if I were listening to a child read and we were sounding out the letters I would expect to hear all of 'sand', not 'sam', and I would be wanting to hear a 'ch' sound at the end, not a 'dge' sound.

Argh! I've just realised thanks to a Pp that I say "hambag". A ham samwidge in my hambag.

san-widge

dd used to say samminge as a toddler, though, so i sometimes say that

saaandwidge (Welsh)

Sand-wich. It was always a 'piece' when I was growing up though (Belfast)

Or daaaaaan the taaaaan in raaaaaamsgate 😃😃😃

I'm ashamed to say -
I say Sam-Widge

I need to pull my socks up and read what I'm saying - never really thought about it before this post. It doesn't even have an M in it!

Guilty of that too!
Is it a London thing?

I’m from NI and it’s pretty universally Samwich there 😬

I also say hambag and am from London

Sand-wich

Today sandwidge

I'm from Scotland, so it's a piece !!