Charing Cross Glasgow - how to pronounce?

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Help decide a bet…is it charr-ing or chair-ing cross?
Thanks!

I'd say charr-ing.

Definitely chair-ing

It is Cha-ring Cross.

I pronounce it the same way as Charing Cross, London - Cha-ring Cross (with a short ‘a’).

Neither, Cha-ring

I'm Glaswegian - Charing, like barring.

Have never heard anyone say chair-ing!

Exactly like this.

Glaswegian here it's Char-ing, rhymes with barring.
Nobody says chair-ing unless you're one of those who puts their rubbish in rubbish secks 😳

This. A very short a

Chairing? As in chairing a meeting? No.

Aye!

This!

It’s definitely Cha- ring.

i live in Glasgow

It's char to rhyme with star -ing.

lol at Chair-ing - don't try calling it that in Glasgow!

Definitely not.

How are you pronouncing barring though? Bar as in where you drink with 'ing' or as in the first syllable of Harrogate with 'ing?

Cha-ring. But my posh gran says chair-ing 😂

How are you pronouncing Harrogate?!

Bar that you drink in or first syllable of Harrogate sound the same, surely?

It's char, rhymes with car/bar/har/far/mar, ing cross

Char- ring like cha cha cha.

But I also say Holyrood like Hole-y rood, and all the tv people say Holly - rood and it annoys me.

Is this because Sally Magnusson mangled it on the Scottish news tonight?

Cha-ring like cha-cha with a short a as someone above said.

Bar that you drink in or first syllable of Harrogate sound the same, surely?

Bar has a long ‘a’ and the first syllable of Harrogate a short ‘a’, so they don’t sound the same?

How are you making Harrogate sound like bar?

It isn't Haarrogate. It's a short a sound.