How would you pronounce vegetable?

[217liz217]

veg-e-table or veg-ta-ble?

Michael Jackson sang 'veg-tabul' in 'you wanna be startin' something'. Listen from about 2mins:

donquixotedelamancha

I say them as they are spelled. Remember my London cousins mocking me for saying prob ab ly not probly.

My 6 year old says bedgeybobboble. Hope that helps!

Probly

Oh it's so prob -ab- ly

Akchully I do say probably.

And what about sandwich?

I always say samwich. Or piece. I'm Scottish

I say vedgetubble usually, although occasionally veggietubble

2yo DS used to say Vej-oob, which we occasionally still use he's nearly 19

I say Wednsday

I say probably, library, February, sandwich etc exactly as spelt

DH says reguly instead of regularly which drives me nuts.

Vej-ta-b'l

appreciate not appreshiate.

Just as long as no-one says assep-table in my hearing!

Vedgetabull!

Vej-t'bul for me.

How about Tissue? I say Tish-ue. Have heard some pronounce it Tiss-yew?

Maybe I'm just common!

Vej-ta-bull

Tishoo.

I hate it when people say pacific instead of specific

[ˈvɛʒtǝbɫ̩]

I have always pronounced it vengtable. Something that my parents must have never corrected me on when i was growing up. I have worked at pronouncing it the correct way in my adult life but occasionally it does slip out. I work with a colleague who pronounces sandwich as sangwich so at least I am not the only one with odd pronunciation.

Vej-t'bl
Wensday
Library
February
BUT
Probly (yes, London).

Tishoo, definitely, I hate tiss-yew, urgh.

My most disliked pronunciation is YERS for years.

I hate tiss-yew. It sounds how snot smells.

Veg-ta-bull

Tish-ooh
San-widge
Feb-you-ary
Prob-ber-Lee

Second. The first is the correct way to pronounce it though, and is used internationally.

Vej-tabul
February
Wendsday
Tishoo
Prob-ab-ly (unless I'm being lazy then probly)