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?

"Craysh" for "crèche". "Newkewlar" !!!!

Library- libe-ry

Wednesday - Wenzday

Choclit and tolit

Holy crap it annoys the bejezuz out of me!!

@NotTheFordType librery & wedinsday

DH was Lancashire, and said hospickle and lickle..

Differences in dialect and idioms by area is a fucking fascinating area.

I mean really. I despair of the way local accents are being worn away due to over exposure to both RP and trans atlantic pronounciation (which is what we used to threaten Lloyd Grossman with before he went into pasta sauce)

tombstone How else do you pronounce creche?

I have always thought it odd that Brits pronounce crepe "krep". It's "crayp" here.

I'm a Manc exiled in the South East. Everyone here sounds posh and pronounces things all wrong.

It's just regional, I don't understand why someone pronouncing something differently is so annoying.

I’m scottish - I say and was taught jay for J. I hate “hi” and “haitch” for I and H.

Sequences instead of sequins drives me mad!

My Scottish DH says J to rhyme with I

My IL's say 'jags' when they mean jabs (as in injections) that does my head in

Scon or Scowne?

I absolutely hate it when people say should of / could of / would of instead of should have / could have / would have.

J is not pronounced jai (to rhyme with high) in Scotland! It’s jay (to rhyme with hay).

We don’t mean jabs though, we mean jags. Because it’s jaggy and we get jagged with them.

Isn't crèche - cresh?

Scon or Scowne?

In Aus, the food is "scon", but the place (Scone, NSW) is "scowne" to rhyme with bone. Just to keep it interesting.

YANBU. It's cut-ler-ree

Hospickle and bockle made me laugh LOL! And some people say chimlee too.

A colleague of mine likes old comedy films, and pronounces Abbott and Costello, as Abbott and CASTello. Drives me nuts!

A woman my husband works with, when she says the plural of 'breakfast' says 'breakfasts-iz.' She says the plural of breakfast (breakfasts,) and adds an 'S' on.'

Ligh - brey

Wensday

Cutt leree

I don't like arksed but I love axed as it reminds me of my years living in the West Indies.

Fairly posh south east here.

Necklace, everyone here says Neck Lace. it drives me insane.

I do lazy pronunciation nowadays. Everybody still understands me so no harm done.

Lie-bury.
Wens-day.

Also:
Febry. Or Febyuary.

@eelbecomingforyou I'm currently in Scotland & Scottish and everyone I know pronounces it that way so it's definitely pronounced JAI to rhyme with eye in this part of Scotland... you can't make such a sweeping statement as if it's fact

*YeTalkShiteHen

Library - library

Wednesday - Wenzzday*

Was just sitting trying to silently work out how I pronounced Wednesday but looks like you beat me to it 😂

FEB-REE boils my piss too. It's FEB-YOO-ERRY.

'The' before a vowel pronounced th, eg th apple, like a child. I was taught to say thee apple with a stress on the e.

Buggerbrexit

"Haitch" does my head in too!