How do you pronounce "Anthony"?

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"AnTony" or "AnTHony"?

This is my father's middle name (born pre-War) and always pronounced Ant-un-ee. His family were Northern, too. I always thought the AnTH-ony pron. with the 'th' was American?

You could always spell it without the 'h' to avoid any confusion!

AnTHony.

In Scotland, I wonder if other Scots say it with the TH?

AnTony

Antony is my brother's name. Why not just spell it without the h if you want to be sure of of pronunciation?

We've a couple of Anthonys in the family. All known as Tony.

It depends if they tell me their name is Antony or Anthony. But both are spelt the same.

Th

Otherwise it should be spelt Antony in my opinion

I have a brother, a BIL and a nephew all with that name, and it is pronounced ANTONY.

"AnnTunny", but spelt Anthony.

My perception is it's a class / regional thing. I think 'th' is working class 't' middle and upper.

Have heard both but would definitely sat An-Tony and not pronounce the "th" unless told differently.

I think of AnTHony as an American pronounciation.

Funnily enough, the two Irish Anthonys in our family tend to pronounce their names "Ant-nee", with just the two syllables!