Schedule pronunciation

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How do you pronounce schedule?

Shed-jool

Or

Sked-jool

Or

Other (Let's face it, this being MN, there will always be a "other" 😄)

It's shed in the UK (and I'm hoping there are some train announcers reading this!)

Skedule is common in Scotland. I say Shedule and correct the other Scottish people in my house and at my work when they say skedule.

My husband is not at all influenced by anything in the US media. He’s said skedule in the 25 years we’ve been together.

Shed

Because I am British not American

I do the opposite 🤣

Shedyuling
the Skedyul

THIS!

I say shed, and as a solicitor I say it a lot! I occasionally hear sked but not often.

Sked I’m a Brit.
I guess it’s no different from the sk sound in school. I’m trying to think of any incidents I’d use ‘sh’ instead of ‘sk’ when I see ‘sch’ combo, the only one I can think of is ‘schlep’, I think all the other words I use ‘sk’.

I say skedule because I went to an international school I think and had some American teachers.

Shedule sounds OK to me but 'when is the bus sheduled to arrive?' sounds really odd.

Could skedule. Should schedule. (Memory technique for the correct one)

(I say ‘correct’ lightheartedly as that’s what I consider to be correct)

Sked like the sch sound in school

I use both, probably more ‘skied’ . I’ve worked for an international company for nearly 40 years, most colleagues in my team are in the US. It simply doesn’t matter, both pronunciations are completely comprehensible and not liable to be mistaken for anything else.

Sked but I went to an American school and it stuck

Shed ule here
Also Left tennant not Lew tenant for Lieutenant

My first job was at a small firm of accountants where the main partner was proper old school- he forbade anyone from saying ‘skedule’ due to it being American!

I'm team Shed

If relevant, I grew up abroad (Not USA) and my 1st language is English.

She’d

Shed. Bloody autocorrect!

I say “sked” - shed sounds weird to me. I’m British, 56 years old and speak RP - so I guess this must be an aberration of which I was previously completely unaware!

Shed here too - that's the English pronunciation. I've just looked it up in the Cambridge Dictionary.

Shed- ever since Anastasia Krupnik in Lois Lowry's brilliant children's books informed me that it was the English pronunciation.

I say skedyule.
South West Wales…

I am not American: shed.

This is how I was raised to say it. In normal use, I say shed-ju-uwl.

I wouldn't say sked, that's American. I managed to resist diarise (or diarize) throughout my career, but my brain thinks it's a real word. My addiction to US office dramas is showing!