How do you pronounce these words?

[flumperoo]

Do you pronounce tube as toob or choob?
And Tuesday as toosday or choosday.
And duty as dooty or jooty?

Or do them pronounce them differently?
How are they supposed to be pronounced?

what seeker said. I too am quite posh.

No, Americans would say Toob, Toosday, Dooty, rather than Tyoob, Tyoosday, Dyooty.

Transliterate, this is, am and accused.

Ooops for poor typing in Pedants' Corner.

Like seeker - so I musy be posh too!

what seeker said - however I am as common as muck

Choosday
Jooty

I'd say SOOT as sut and SUIT as soot

What about EITHER/NEITHER?

either and neither rhyme with breather!

Tube = toube

Tuesday - Tuosday

duty - duoty

Ie I pronounce the t and the d not ch j

Cautionary tale regarding sloppy pronunciation: I once started a new job and was shocked to hear statements like "These Jews have defaulted" and "Have you chased the Jews yet?"

It turned out that they were saying "DUES", as in payments due.

soot rhymes with put
suit rhymes with flute

(I'm from Middlesex, poppyknot )

either = eye-ther
neither = nye-ther

and due, dew & Jew all sound the same

beety, I'm trying to imagine how Tuosday sounds

Middlesex/Surrey girl here -
soot like put
Suit like flute
eether and eyether, neether and neyether, depending on context, bizarrely enough (or perhaps on how I'm feeling that day, whether or not there is an r in the month, or if the sky is blue, not really sure but I do use both pronunciations)

Due = dew but definitely not jew

These threads are no good unless everybody knows the phonetic alphabet and has it on their keyboard!! (ponce)

You can't tell from spelling: that's why spelling is so confusing!

first examples in all cases

oh, apart from suit, will think on that - or not

ah, same as wendy webber - sussex girl here

actually i think i am an amercian with either and neither

and When are you due? when he is due? not like a jew.

glad i am sitting here all alone talkign to myself

lol at slartybf