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I find we go either way; I for one pronounce it CHOOZday, as do many people I know. What is this ch sound you are adding?Ds's teacher told them there is no ch sound. - posted in What Do You Think? Same for pube - pronounced POOB would be hilarious.
The variant pronunciation with "choose-day" is a matter of dialects in which the cluster /tj/ is regularly pronounced as [tʃ] ("ch"). It would sure make for an interesting study in its own right. I try to watch the BBC World news to keep my head from exploding! IMHO, I think you're misstating the reality of the British pronunciation, which I would suggest is more like TYOOSDAY, rather than CHOOSDAY...ditto on the other examples such as tune and Tunisia. The buildings in which we live drop subtle and not... My eyes twitch whenever someone says "chewba" (tuba) or "chewna" (tuna).Admittedly, it comes naturally for me to say "Chewsday", but I'm stubborn so I deliberately and carefully pronounce it "Tuesday" (i.e. Learn more. Perennially on a quest to uncover all of the memos that Britain and America lost in the Pond, something he tackles with reckless abandon over on his With a total area of almost 3.8 million square miles, the United States is approximately 40 times the size of the United Kingdom, which it... One of the things I cherish most about living in the United States - especially as someone with a deep interest in language nuances - is w... British English (BrE) American English (AmE) Autumn term Fall semester Break Recess, free period College high school Hi...This article was written by Laurence Brown. I'm curious about its origins.I'd like to think I say Tews-day, but I probably sound like chews-day sometimes.Laziness, copying others and simply never 'hearing' the difference is also responsible for Esse-don and proba-ly.I'm sure those people think they're saying Essendon and probably.It's just a bit weird. Back to top #5 arc en ciel Posted 21 November 2016 - 08:50 AM. Page 4 of 4 - How do you pronounce Tuesday? as it is spelled).How did the "ch" pronunciation come about? : IamtheMumma, on , said: A gorgeous midwife at work is from the US.
I don't think I can say it without one.NZ'er here: Tyoos -day.
How to say Tuesday. I alternate between Tewsday and Chooseday, usually, but an occasional Tewsdee as well.That teacher must be like me! He is a contributor for
not chewsday and definitely not toosdee Edited by tomson, 21 November 2016 - 08:52 AM. Laurence is a British expat living in Indianapolis, Indiana.
As for Toozday & Tyoozday, they are pronounced in both ways in the States, just as some pronounce the "News" as Nooz & some as Nyooz. Tyousday. My eyes twitch whenever someone says "chewba" (tuba) or "chewna" (tuna).Admittedly, it comes naturally for me to say "Chewsday", but I'm stubborn so I deliberately and carefully pronounce it "Tuesday" (i.e. It used to annoy me that my mum was always mispronouncing normal words, and now I find out she got one past me.T-use-day or Tch-use-day depends if DS is around being his usual pedantic, correcting self or not.I thought this was going to be a baby name thread and have to confess to a mental twitch that there might be alternative, uneeq pronunciations, of which I was unaware.... so I head over to the ?travel thread where someone is asking about 'London' only to find that IS actually a baby name thread.It's actually written in the spelling program we use, which is from the US.Not laziness, just saving our energy for more important things. Most Americans (at least in the northeast, where I am from) pronounce fortune as FORchin or FORchun... so we have the same CH, but I've never heard any American say it FORchoon.Oh my gosh, I should not be in puddles of laughter thinking what the word 'pubescent' would sound like with a POO sound than a PYOO. I've studied furneticks so I know how many muscles it take s to say it with a "T" sound.I am sitting here muttering Tuesday over and over again absolutely no idea how I'd normally pronounce it. I can't move for laughing after seeing Michael McIntyre's Eyelash Skit at the best of times :DExpat mum, I think the most appropriate judges of the pronunciation of "Tunisia" are the natives of that country.
I find we go either way; I for one pronounce it CHOOZday, as do many people I know. What is this ch sound you are adding?Ds's teacher told them there is no ch sound. - posted in What Do You Think? Same for pube - pronounced POOB would be hilarious.
The variant pronunciation with "choose-day" is a matter of dialects in which the cluster /tj/ is regularly pronounced as [tʃ] ("ch"). It would sure make for an interesting study in its own right. I try to watch the BBC World news to keep my head from exploding! IMHO, I think you're misstating the reality of the British pronunciation, which I would suggest is more like TYOOSDAY, rather than CHOOSDAY...ditto on the other examples such as tune and Tunisia. The buildings in which we live drop subtle and not... My eyes twitch whenever someone says "chewba" (tuba) or "chewna" (tuna).Admittedly, it comes naturally for me to say "Chewsday", but I'm stubborn so I deliberately and carefully pronounce it "Tuesday" (i.e. Learn more. Perennially on a quest to uncover all of the memos that Britain and America lost in the Pond, something he tackles with reckless abandon over on his With a total area of almost 3.8 million square miles, the United States is approximately 40 times the size of the United Kingdom, which it... One of the things I cherish most about living in the United States - especially as someone with a deep interest in language nuances - is w... British English (BrE) American English (AmE) Autumn term Fall semester Break Recess, free period College high school Hi...This article was written by Laurence Brown. I'm curious about its origins.I'd like to think I say Tews-day, but I probably sound like chews-day sometimes.Laziness, copying others and simply never 'hearing' the difference is also responsible for Esse-don and proba-ly.I'm sure those people think they're saying Essendon and probably.It's just a bit weird. Back to top #5 arc en ciel Posted 21 November 2016 - 08:50 AM. Page 4 of 4 - How do you pronounce Tuesday? as it is spelled).How did the "ch" pronunciation come about? : IamtheMumma, on , said: A gorgeous midwife at work is from the US.
I don't think I can say it without one.NZ'er here: Tyoos -day.
How to say Tuesday. I alternate between Tewsday and Chooseday, usually, but an occasional Tewsdee as well.That teacher must be like me! He is a contributor for
not chewsday and definitely not toosdee Edited by tomson, 21 November 2016 - 08:52 AM. Laurence is a British expat living in Indianapolis, Indiana.
As for Toozday & Tyoozday, they are pronounced in both ways in the States, just as some pronounce the "News" as Nooz & some as Nyooz. Tyousday. My eyes twitch whenever someone says "chewba" (tuba) or "chewna" (tuna).Admittedly, it comes naturally for me to say "Chewsday", but I'm stubborn so I deliberately and carefully pronounce it "Tuesday" (i.e. It used to annoy me that my mum was always mispronouncing normal words, and now I find out she got one past me.T-use-day or Tch-use-day depends if DS is around being his usual pedantic, correcting self or not.I thought this was going to be a baby name thread and have to confess to a mental twitch that there might be alternative, uneeq pronunciations, of which I was unaware.... so I head over to the ?travel thread where someone is asking about 'London' only to find that IS actually a baby name thread.It's actually written in the spelling program we use, which is from the US.Not laziness, just saving our energy for more important things. Most Americans (at least in the northeast, where I am from) pronounce fortune as FORchin or FORchun... so we have the same CH, but I've never heard any American say it FORchoon.Oh my gosh, I should not be in puddles of laughter thinking what the word 'pubescent' would sound like with a POO sound than a PYOO. I've studied furneticks so I know how many muscles it take s to say it with a "T" sound.I am sitting here muttering Tuesday over and over again absolutely no idea how I'd normally pronounce it. I can't move for laughing after seeing Michael McIntyre's Eyelash Skit at the best of times :DExpat mum, I think the most appropriate judges of the pronunciation of "Tunisia" are the natives of that country.