To say it's NOT pronounced like this?

[DaanSaaf]

Cutlery.

Cut-le-ree
Not cuttle-ree

Sets my teeth on edge. What pronunciations annoy you?

I've never heard cuttleree before...

The ones that really get me are "matrass" instead of mat-ress...

And JAI instead of JAY for the letter j.

Actually makes me feel sick.

Isn’t JAI and JAY pronounced exactly the same?

JAI instead of JAY is how I say it, it’s how I was taught in school because I’m Scottish.

These threads always descend into slating regional pronunciations, never end well.

ScabbyBabby JAI to rhyme with Kai.

I love the diverse range of accents in the UK so nothing really sets my teeth on edge as such.

But I do prefer words like grass, to be pronounced to rhyme with ass as opposed to arse.

I don't know the difference between the pronunciation of Jay and Jai

Sorry but it's cuttleree in Northumberland

JAI is how I say it - apologies for making you sick PP you might want to avoid Scotland

Preeeemark

Whiskeysourpuss jai to rhyme with high? I always get so confused by these threads 😂

Cut -lah -ree

Just to be different!

Expurnation instead of explanation. Ugh.

A family name is often mis pronounced. Makes me stabby
Jack a leen
Jack lin
Even extended family do this.
If you can't pronounce Jacqueline as in Jackleen, say Jackie.

“Marshmellow”

Even my own child says it like that. It’s marshmallow fgs!

Draw instead of draw-er for a drawer in a cabinet

Mischiev-ee-ous.
Hate it!

So is KAI pronounced more like EYE? Confused. Thank you for trying to explain.

Love the Scottish accent!

I say marshmellow

Lets not even go to almond and are- mond then....

ScabbyBabby aye that’s exactly it! The letter J is called J-eye rather than J-ay in Scotland.

It's cuttleree.

People round here say hospickle and bockle.

If you can't pronounce Jacqueline as in Jackleen, say Jackie.

It's jack-eh-lin in Australia, in the same way that Madeleine is mad-eh-lin, not madleen.

BanginChoons are you in Lancs?

Drawer?
.so you say please close the draw-er said same as the person who drew my picture is a drawer two syllables?

When did homage, hom-idge, become home-arge? Pretentious or what!