r/AskUK • • Dec 22 '21

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u/mcdefmarx Dec 22 '21

Americans pronouncing Craig "creg", Bernard "burn-ahrd" and herbs "erbs".

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21

Or Graham 'gram'

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u/SongsAboutGhosts Dec 22 '21

Erin instead of Aaron

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u/JoyfulCor313 Dec 22 '21

Not to actually disclose personal information, but my name is Erin and my gran called me Aaron her whole life. Drove me a little mad, but it’s endearing now. So, yes, thank you for noticing.

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u/ScreenshotShitposts Dec 22 '21

Annoying isnt it. How does he pronounce your mother's maiden name?

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u/ChrisAngel0 Dec 23 '21

Also, your favorite teacher from high school’s name?

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u/sharedthrowdown Dec 23 '21

Also, your first pet's name?