'Med-sun' or 'meddy-sun'

[rabbitsnose]

How do you say it!

Meddy-sin

Med-uh-sin
Northern Irish accent though

Med-i-sn

Short i (Like in ‘with’)
And a flat, short vowel in the last syllable. So more like sn than sin or sun.

Med-sin!

Med-sin

But I'm counting down to the first pompous 'This is the proper way to say it' comment that always comes on these threads 🙄

Med-i-sin.

Med-i-sen

@waterlego I say it like you. Less sin, more sn.

Med-I-sin or med-uh-sin

or med-sen

but definitely -sen at the end.

Med-uh-sun

Med-i-sun

Med-sun

Neither of your options OP

It's meddy sin here (South Coast)

I thought this just today as I noticed Matt Hancock say Medsin. I've noticed some posh people say it like that. I've always said Meddisin

Really checkin myself now! I always thought it was med-I-sun (medicine) as medicinal, for example 'taken for medicinal purposes' is (med-i-sun-al)... I'm not sure if I'm making sense or losing the plot! Either way I'm off to find chocolate!

Med-i-sin but my mother always used to say med-sin,

Med-sin

Med-sin. I think.

Gin

I don’t think I’ve heard med-sin before?! Taste of your own med-sin? It’s med-dih-sin! (Or meddy-sin etc)

Med-sn is the posh way. See also: ven-sn.

Med-i-sin