How do you pronounce these words?

[Lattey]

pull= rhymes with fool/tool
butch= rhymes with mooch
mary= meary as opposed to merry
pitta= pita rather then peeta
hour= ar

pull= p-uh-ll rhymes with bull
butch= b-uh-tch rhymes with such
mary= m-air-y rhymes with fairy
pitta= pit-a rhymes with bitter
hour= aw-er rhymes with flower

East mids

That's interesting you're Scottish. I am too (highlands) but have lived down south of England since early teens.

For years I got the mickey taken because I'd get my 'oo' sounds wrong in words.

For example I think in Scotland growing up we used to pronounce food like good (a short uh sound).

Down south I used to get quite tongue-tied getting uds and ooods confused. Like food is Fooood, but good is not Gooood. (if that makes sense!)

And as for William (Willy-am). I can only say Wiw-yam.

pull= rhymes with bull, hull
butch= rhymes with hutch
mary= mare -ree
pitta= pit-ta
hour= ow-a

Northerner?

Correct 😌

This

Nice. Am stupidly chuffed.

I think you will find its pronounced 'Ull 😉

Wow, some different pronunciations above!

pull= rhymes with bull, full or the Müll in Müller yoghurt

butch= rhymes with cwtch, the u is like the u in put, bull, full

mary= mare-ee, emphasis on first syllable

pitta= rhymes with critter

hour= rhymes with our

Southerner (Suther-na)

As in aah wa? I think a better transcription of how I say it is that the h is silent so
‘our wa’

pool
bootch
mayry
peeta
our

I'm also Scottish and I can't work out how or where hour would be said as ar!

Not even close in my accent 😂 I'm trying to make them sound the same and I can't !

pull - rhymes with wool
butch - same vowel as pull
mary - rhymes with hairy
pitta - as in pitter-patter
hour - rhymes with sour

(Now ask me how I pronounce wool, hairy, and sour!)

Pull - Puhl
Butch - buhtch; rhymes with hutch, much.
Mary - Marree
Pitta - pee-tah
Hour - ar

Irish family, grew up in the NW England, but had elocution lessons as a kid because I had a lisp! So now it's a mangled thing!

Hull rhymes with cull.
Bull rhymes with full.

I cannot think of anything that rhymes with butch.
Cert not hutch which seems a shorter simpler sound.
I think I speak standard southern English.

Crutch?

It's just as interesting to see how people try to spell phonetically! (I don't know IPA, either.) My effort:

pull and butch have a short 'oo' sound, so do book and look
fool and tool have a long 'oo'
mooch has a very long 'oo'
mary is more 'mairy' than merry
pitta is peeta
hour sounds like 'a - oo - uh'

West Midlands via London.

Chorizo is 'ker ee zoh' in English and I will die on this hill 😂

But crutch rhymes with hutch, not butch 🤯

No, crutch rhymes with much and hutch for me. 'Uh' not 'oo'.
Butch has a short 'oo'.

Ahhhh! My Northern vowels make u sounds really hard! It's a proper "uhh" sound when I say it!

That said, "book" is "boohk" with an "ooh" not a "buck" sound! 🤣

Pull- Puhl (rhymes with bull)
Butch- buhtch (rhymes with cwtch)
Mary- Meh-ry (rhymes with Carey)
Pitta- pit-ta (rhymes with bitter)
hour- owe-r (rhymes with flower)

Southerner here. I agree with you

Pull (p-uh-l) rhymes with full.
Pool (p-ooh-l) rhymes with fool.
Butch (b-uh-t-ch) doesn't rhyme with mooch (moo-ch) for me.
Mary (m-air-ey) rhymes with fairy.
Pitta (p-it-ah), the other way is an Americanism.
Hour (ow-err), if you asked me "what ar is it?" I'd look at you like you've lost the plot and wouldn't have a clue what you meant.