to ask how you pronounce 'aibu' in your head?

[Wordsaremything]

Well?

Eye-boo

I'm not Scottish but the Aye eye boo read as eye eye boo to me too!

I've just realised that it's a bit strange that I say the individual capital letters in AIBU, but for the responses I say Yahboo and Yanboo

Another ai- / eye-boo here! Although I know it means am I being unreasonable and sometimes I read it in my head normally. Only sometimes mind!

Eye boo

Ay (rhymes with hay) Boo. Pretty sure that will be the name of Jamie Oliver's next child.

Eye - bee - you

I seem to be a chimaera! I read the AI together as one sound, but the B and U separate.

Aye-Boo obviously.

But it really annoys me when people use it wrongly.

"Am I AIBU?"

"Not sure if I am AIBU"

"She is definitely AIBU!"

Do they not know what it stands for?

Also:

"AIBU that my sister is being mean?"

No, that sentence makes no sense, you need a "to think" in it.

"AIBU this restaurant meal?"

You probably need an "about" to make that one work.

Or finally:

"AIBU to ask you how to make cauliflower cheese?"

No, you're not unreasonable to ask, but maybe if you want to actually ASK (and not just enquire as to the reasonableness of asking) you should go to the Recipes topic.

Fucking hell.

This thread reads like an episode of the Tellytubbies.

Ayboo(as in day). Anything else is wrong!

Aye Eye Bee You

Eh-oh!

Ai boo ( like Hay boo, no H)

Aye Eee Bee you

Ay eye bee yoo

Tubby custard

Ay (rhymes with day) boo; but only worked this out because yanbu comes out as... Yan-boo.

Noo Noo

Ay boo

Eye boo

Am I Being Unreasonable.

Which is odd because most things I see as the word the acronym makes

Am I being unreasonable?

I pronounce it with an M in. Like Malibu, but Amibu.

Sometimes I think 'Am I being unreasonable'

Sometimes I think 'Am I B U'

But I always read yanbu and yabu as yanboo and yahboo

Ay aye bee you

Ay (to rhyme with hay) boo.

And yanboo and yabboo