To worry that I've been pronouncing this word wrong?

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Tongue? How do you pronounce it? I am sat watching the football with my in laws, DH and DDs. DD2 said something about sticking her tongue out (DCs pronounce it "tung" like me) MIL corrected her and said it's pronounced "tong". I knew that was how DH pronounces it but I thought it was a regional variation, but now I'm worried I'm just wrong! Can anyone help settle this? DH and in laws are from Nottinghamshire and I'm from North Yorkshire if that helps!

It's tong where I am! Rarely ever hear tung

Tong! (Lincoln)

Tong for me and DH. I'm from West Yorkshire and DH is a Manc.

Tung - South Wales I have never heard anyone say tong

Tong. I have never heard anyone say tung before.

”Trying to think of other words where a “o” makes a “u” but can’t...”

Done none some come wonder Monday... hth

Both DH (originally from Sussex) and I (Yorkshire) day tung. My cousins/friends in the midlands say tong.

Hahahaha - this has been going for 14 pages! Of course it's tung.

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We say Tong, like salad tongs! (Yorkshire)

My old headmaster used to say tong. I say tung. I'd regard them as both normal variants.

It's TONG you bunch of incorrect heathens! TUNG? .. TUNG!!! Are you all drunk 😵 I might be Manc

Tung

Tongs are clippers to pick up food.

It's tung.

I do have friends from up north who would say tong - and pronounce the "g" too.

But it's tung.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5D24lSz18jw

I am stunned by the amount of "tong" results. I have NEVER heard it pronounced that way in my life!

But then people don't really discuss tongues in day to day conversation...

I remember hearing it pronounced 'tung' on game of thrones and finding it weird

It's tong, though I now know all the rest of my family say tung and now I am wierded out, so thanks for that (Midlands).

Definitely tong for me - south yorkshire. DH and MIL (south east) say tung, which sounds really weird to me. But they also use 'onvelopes' instead of 'envelopes', which I can't get my head round either!

Tung, never heard it pronounced tong.

I've never said 'tung'! Definitely 'tong'.

Tong if its mine, but if it's the stuff you buy from the meat counter it's definitely tung.

I’ve literally never ever heard anyone pronounce it tong, I’m from the North East but have relatives all over the UK and have travelled a bit, DH is from Gloucestershire and he says tuth instead of tooth and noos (to rhyme with loos) instead of news which I find really weird.

Tung here (South east) Never heard anyone say tong. And how rude to correct you

Tong if its mine, but if it's the stuff you buy from the meat counter it's definitely tung.

Eh?? It is the same organ . Why would you pronounce one differently from the other ..?