[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

the absolute worst is people saying Free when they mean Three

its disgusting

How about tree?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

How about tree?

thats just cute

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

thats just cute

[Ashley.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

How about tree?

I love that accent.

"That'll be tree fiddy, please"

[lostalex]

i feel like everyone knows how to pronounce "H" but now you are making it like a political thing, where you have to say Hay-tch just to be anti-American

i feel like some people just want to be against americans sometimes. i really do feel that way sometimes.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by lostalex

i feel like everyone knows how to pronounce "H" but now you are making it like a political thing, where you have to say Hay-tch just to be anti-American

i feel like some people just want to be against americans sometimes.

until you learn how to say groceries and pasta we will always be, and rightly so, anti-american

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

until you learn how to say groceries and pasta we will always be, and rightly so, anti-american

well i think it rude. cause even though we pronounce things differently, i feel like americans are much more polite about it, and we go out of our way to say that we like your accent and appreciate our differences. but i don't feel like british people appreciate our politeness.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by lostalex

well i think it rude. cause even though we pronounce things differently, i feel like americans are much more polite about it, and we go out of our way to say that we like your accent and appreciate our differences. but i don't feel like british people appreciate our politeness.

No

The fact Americans say sir and ma'am is greatly admired here. Politeness as always admired by Brits

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

No

The fact Americans say sir and ma'am is greatly admired here. Politeness as always admired by Brits

well that is nice to hear, but i don't think most brits ever say that to americans i don't think they ever say that they appreciate some of the things we do.

sometimes it just feels like all brits think of us all as george bush war mongers, and rednecks.

[T*]

Originally Posted by lostalex

i feel like everyone knows how to pronounce "H" but now you are making it like a political thing, where you have to say Hay-tch just to be anti-American

i feel like some people just want to be against americans sometimes. i really do feel that way sometimes.

Wha...?

[Niamh.]

I love the Southern American accent like Matthew McConnaughys

[armand.kay]

Mess @ a silent H in hotel and herb honestly never heard someone pronounce the words without an H.

[T*]

why is there a debate about stereotypes in a thread about pronunciation

[T*]

Can we not

[Shaun]

ugh tibb is so common

[Josy]

Aytch

[Cal.]

Aych

[Cal.]

I say hotel and herb like otel and erb

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

I say hotel and herb like otel and erb

don[t let anyone make you feel bad about that babe.

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

I say hotel and herb like otel and erb

not your avant garde accent.

[Calderyon]

H.

[Calderyon]

But more like Eitch/Eytch tbh.

[Ashley.]

Come to think of it, I don't pronounce the H at all

I just speak too fast to notice.

[lewis111]

I hate it so so much when people say haytch andnidk why but I just feel it's so wrong

[Pete.]

Aych tbh