How do you pronounce ‘owt’

[glib]

do you pronounce it

‘oat’

or

‘out’

what the way you pronounce it says about you ;it has been said those going for oat are from Yorkshire (even though I am further south than yorkshire) , whilst those going with out are from further north

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[Crimson Dynamo]

id say oot

as in "am no goin oot in ah that rain"

[smudgie]

Owt or nowt all the way.
As in out or nout.
That’s in the North of North Yorkshire.

Never heard oat, but aaaat is quite common. As in art without a t.

[bots]

i use proper english so none of the above

[Niamh.]

It wouldn't be a word I used as I'm not from any of those areas that use it but I would have thought it was pronounced "out"

[glib]

Owt or nowt all the way.
As in out or nout.
That’s in the North of North Yorkshire.

Never heard oat, but aaaat is quite common. As in art without a t.

You will notice they use oat in emmerdale (which I think is Yorkshire) but out in Corrie which is obviously manchester area

Edit; Emmerdale is filmed near Leeds

[Cherie]

Not a word I use but if I did I would say ‘out’

[Redway]

It’s not a word that features in my twang anyhow but “out” it is. Anything else just sounds bizarrely niche.

[smudgie]

Owt or nowt as in something or nothing.
Nothing to do with out as in going out.:laugh:

[Niamh.]

Owt or nowt as in something or nothing.
Nothing to do with out as in going out.:laugh:

I'm pretty sure everyone knows that, "out" was just the pronunciation :laugh:

[smudgie]

I'm pretty sure everyone knows that, "out" was just the pronunciation :laugh:

Phew, that’s a relief then.:laugh::laugh: