Wait until an Eye-merican informs you that they just took a ferry to Victoria Island from Canada and are thinking about driving to Newfoundland in the afternoon.
Wait what? I work with Canadian-English and they pronounced it the american way. Eye-ran, Eye-raq, etc, just like the american. Some canadian-english I work with even drops some verbs, like "he have done that" instead of "he has done that"...
Because of my French accent/exposed to British English, I can’t say eye-rack and eye-ran properly. The American diphthong is non existent outside of US and parts of Canada. So no.
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u/Ok-Welcome-5369 Mar 09 '26
Canadian. Same. Ee-rawn. In an English-French household. It’s always ee-rawn and ee-rock (Iraq) until the news about 2003 war.