In the same vein, how do you pronounce DRAWING?

[castille]

Draw- ring

or

Draw- ing (no R sound before the ING)

It's a pendatometer test

Oh God yes, Cali, I am unable to keep a straight face when an American says 'mirror' or 'squirrel'. Actually, I think they've just knocked the 're' out altogether because I think they just say 'squirl'.

But "Meeeeeeyeeyeeeyeeeeeyeeeyooooorrrre[ad lib to fade]" I ask you, it's barely human. How do they not swallow their tongues?

I say 'looking glass.'

And then I apologise for the casual racism above.

WT, I think you're right. I've just sat here murmuring "mirror" to myself and I don't say "mirrer" after all. I say "mee rer". I don't bang on with the meeeyeeeyees though!

The latter of course. Drawring is ridleeUSS

draw-ing
febry
grass
Wendsday
hanbag
scon as in on not scone as in own
eye-on-ing

I have tried over and over to say squirrel and mirror the way it is said in the states but my mouth just won't do it!

at the notion that lots of wimmin are murmuring random words in front of their PCs this afternoon.

Why do so many people say lore and order instead of law and order then? is it a regional thing? which region?

It's hard enough to say 'draw-ing' but how about claw-ing? Sounds like 'cloying'. I can't believe anyone could say 'claw-ing' without sounding a complete tit.

what about
towel

tail
towl
tow wel
??

tow ell

KM are you Penelope Pitstop?

How do you pronounce 'Help! Help! It's the Hooded Claw!'?

wool wall warl

Queen I am perplexed by that post.

Explanation please !

Think KerryMum must sound like Scarlett O'Hara 'Wayull, ahh do decLAYer'

Get orf moi land

I have a problem with 'wool'...
I tend to say 'wall'

lol GOML

"Tooo-morrarh is arn-utharh day-yuh"

Aha

Wull

DP says whoool

Say 'yarn', which is also American for 'yawn.'

latter

brother says whawl

sit

I think it's a mistake particular to the south east of England. Do all of you who say Drawring come from SE England?

Scottish, Welsh, Irish, American etc people would not saw lore and order or drawring.

droing

one and a half syllables in there.