Pronunciation Poll Part 2

[seldear]

Thanks to the peeps who answered Po-tay-to, po-tah-to, Poll 1...

Time for Poll 2!

[Poll #785139]

Comments

[darkjudicator.livejournal.com]

Of course most of the responders drop letters - they don't speak English, they speak Americanese! ;)

**ducks and runs**

[saramund.livejournal.com]

I did (literally) LOL at 'but why are the ticky-boxes gone?'... Work is now looking at me in a very strange way.

Thank you.

See you tomorrow?

By the way? ALL H, ALL THE WAY, baby (except for the stuff Alli brought up, of course... honour and all that)

[arrietty.livejournal.com]

Oooooooooooooh, you put NZ in, thank you *smoochies* What about adding a section for people who say Haytche instead of Aytch for the letter H.

[tweets.livejournal.com]

I've gone for With, the whole way, because mostly I DO use the H's in words... I work with telephones, so I have to be understood by people... it's really only when I'm at home that I get lazy!

[(Anonymous)]

this is b1 speaking - that sister who flamed her pillow a week ago and works 200km (b/w 120 & 130 mi I think) from home in a 'rural town' - some ppl with broad-ish Aussie accents actually say yooge, yooman, (yoo name it!) instead of actual h-pronunciation. it's rather yoomorous. (I the sister [b1] am in Syd atm, but l*** (my nickname for 'seldear' as her sister) is 100km away, which is why I write instead of speaking to her (as I would if we were in the same place)). btw l***, i'll c u tomorrow and we will have a nice early slumber party (with the emphasis on slumber). sleep well.

[whiteroselover.livejournal.com]

I really wanted a final choice of 'The ticky-box that goes B*O*O*M!'...