How do you pronounce the letter H?

[inlawsimnotsure]

How do you pronounce the letter H? Like ‘ach’ or ‘hhach’?

I work in HR and my name begins with H so I have confidently been saying ‘ach’ my whole life, but all of my colleagues say ‘hhach’ so I am starting to doubt myself.

We are all largely from the same region.

It’s driving me a bit crazy!

I also say aitch and correct my own dc and the children I have taught.

I mean. You said this in your very first post on the thread. I've pointed out I don't think this is an acceptable stance for a teacher to take given some students will likely have Irish heritage and thus say Haitch. I really don't see where this makes me the bitch.

Witch, the world is full of haitch people, always makes me like them a bit less...

It’s aitch.

Haitch (Irish)

aich

Aitch. 16 pages in it looks like it’s gone like the turquoise thread

Aitch

I'm Irish and say aitch Just tested my kids - they take after me.

The proper pronunciation is apparently aitch, but I can't get my head around it and say 'haitch', because it makes more sense to me

It's definitely 'aich'. Don't change op!

100% haitch

Haych

Aitch.

The correct way. Aitch.

Aitch. Obv

I say haitch. I know it's supposed to be wrong and I don't know why I say it that way as I'm not Irish (dad is Scottish though, do the Scots say haitch?)

It's "huh" in this house, as I've embarrassingly said at work to grown adults when spelling things out haven't been able to say letters properly since the children started phonics!

Haitch, but I know it’s wrong