to find it annoying that people say onions like this?

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"ungyuns"

Where does that added G come from?

#minorquibble

Had a good chortle at this. Never heard onions pronounced like that.

Love the O' Nion family.

I have a name that a lot of people add an S on to. It drives me mad too. So much so that I think there should be a law brought out, either everyone has an S or no one should.

Think of a name like Mark. So I would be Susan Marks! Grrrr!

I loved pa in law adding an N to his name. Now why would you do that? .

Oh it's a soft "G"

I've heard it. I'm not annoyed by it.

Jamie Oliver annoys me intensely though.

I love a bit of ungyun in me sangwidges.

That was it liveloveluggage!

I've been racking my brains, trying to remember what the other thing was that my Mum used to mispronounce.

'Sangwidges!'

Oh and 'hambag', instead of 'handbag'.

It's a wonder we learnt to communicate at all

I've just listened to the video and it sounds like Jamie says it like I do

I heard un- yuns!

No G though!

Puzzled !

No, never heard it pronounced like that..

Pacifically...for specifically!

That's another Grrr from me.

Ok never heard it in the southwest or london (relaxes as not due to the dyslexia and regional thing)

My lovely little grandson assures me the correct pronunciation is

Un- ling!

So we are all wrong!

Lol!

I pronounce onions like that. I am Scottish if that helps explain things!

hes not putting a G in it. Wtf are you talking about?

Listened to Jamie saying onions and he says it like i do. It is just a slight g sound but not very discernible.

I think cowboys say it like that ...

My dad calls them ingin's.

Ingins here in the Scottish Borders (depending on who you talk to right enough!)

SE London. Loads of people say it like this!

LUDOVICA - no, she lived in Liverpool all of her life. Maybe the Scouse O'Nions had relatives in Cheltenham !

In Doric, they say ingins. Try that one on for size.

I can categorically say that in liverpool we pronounce them 'un-yuns.

As in 'gerrus a packet a pikk-uld un-yun monster munch will yer, I'm staar-vin! but only when all the beef ones have gone mind

DH used to say it before I created such a stink that he now says it correctly: un-yun

My dad used to say it with a g. Norfolk accent.

I'd totally forgotten this. He hadn't been able to speak for some years-dementia-and died a month ago.

It was lovely to remember that, thanks.

My (London bred) DH says it like this.
On a good day, I don't notice anymore. On a bad day, I could rub the fucking ungyoungs in his face.

I'm glad I'm not imagining this, was worried for a while

I think I say it like that