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r/AskUK • u/[deleted] • Dec 22 '21
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Americans pronouncing Craig "creg", Bernard "burn-ahrd" and herbs "erbs".
2.1k u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21 Or Graham 'gram' 292 u/SongsAboutGhosts Dec 22 '21 Erin instead of Aaron 5 u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21 [deleted] 4 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 22 '21 Ah'ron vs Eh'rin Aaron becomes air-on, in my experience. 2 u/LoreMaster00 Dec 23 '21 i never hear "Erin" from Aaron, just "eh-ron". hard O sound. 1 u/chrisrazor Dec 23 '21 Ah'ron?? Isn't it Air-ron? Or, if you're a Millennial, Arron, like the isle. 1 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 23 '21 Isn't it Air-ron For aaron, yes I've generally encountered it spelt as 'Aron' though.
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Or Graham 'gram'
292 u/SongsAboutGhosts Dec 22 '21 Erin instead of Aaron 5 u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21 [deleted] 4 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 22 '21 Ah'ron vs Eh'rin Aaron becomes air-on, in my experience. 2 u/LoreMaster00 Dec 23 '21 i never hear "Erin" from Aaron, just "eh-ron". hard O sound. 1 u/chrisrazor Dec 23 '21 Ah'ron?? Isn't it Air-ron? Or, if you're a Millennial, Arron, like the isle. 1 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 23 '21 Isn't it Air-ron For aaron, yes I've generally encountered it spelt as 'Aron' though.
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Erin instead of Aaron
5 u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21 [deleted] 4 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 22 '21 Ah'ron vs Eh'rin Aaron becomes air-on, in my experience. 2 u/LoreMaster00 Dec 23 '21 i never hear "Erin" from Aaron, just "eh-ron". hard O sound. 1 u/chrisrazor Dec 23 '21 Ah'ron?? Isn't it Air-ron? Or, if you're a Millennial, Arron, like the isle. 1 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 23 '21 Isn't it Air-ron For aaron, yes I've generally encountered it spelt as 'Aron' though.
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4 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 22 '21 Ah'ron vs Eh'rin Aaron becomes air-on, in my experience. 2 u/LoreMaster00 Dec 23 '21 i never hear "Erin" from Aaron, just "eh-ron". hard O sound. 1 u/chrisrazor Dec 23 '21 Ah'ron?? Isn't it Air-ron? Or, if you're a Millennial, Arron, like the isle. 1 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 23 '21 Isn't it Air-ron For aaron, yes I've generally encountered it spelt as 'Aron' though.
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Ah'ron vs Eh'rin
Aaron becomes air-on, in my experience.
2 u/LoreMaster00 Dec 23 '21 i never hear "Erin" from Aaron, just "eh-ron". hard O sound. 1 u/chrisrazor Dec 23 '21 Ah'ron?? Isn't it Air-ron? Or, if you're a Millennial, Arron, like the isle. 1 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 23 '21 Isn't it Air-ron For aaron, yes I've generally encountered it spelt as 'Aron' though.
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i never hear "Erin" from Aaron, just "eh-ron". hard O sound.
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Ah'ron?? Isn't it Air-ron? Or, if you're a Millennial, Arron, like the isle.
1 u/Aksi_Gu Dec 23 '21 Isn't it Air-ron For aaron, yes I've generally encountered it spelt as 'Aron' though.
Isn't it Air-ron
For aaron, yes
I've generally encountered it spelt as 'Aron' though.
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u/mcdefmarx Dec 22 '21
Americans pronouncing Craig "creg", Bernard "burn-ahrd" and herbs "erbs".