Poll: Bath or Barth?

[[DOD]Asprilla]

I'd have a bath in the city of Barth.

 

[georges]

Are you lot the kind of people who pronounce tooth "tuff"?

:/

Baa-th ( not quite Barth, but nearly. )

 

[Visionary]

Bath, sounds gay saying Barth tbqfh

 

[AGD]

The south coast is north now then?

They speak funny so yes.

 

[georges]

Bath, sounds gay saying Barth tbqfh

You sound like someone with a disorder saying baff

 

[Nick1881]

Baff for me lol

 

[gillywibble]

Bath.

 

[Visionary]

You sound like someone with a disorder saying baff

lol

I don't say baff though, it's more like b-a ('a' as in 'a cat') -th ('th' as in 'three').

And obviously without the gaps between letters, I don't have a speech impediment or anything.

 

[Caseh]

It's obviously Bath(or BAFF) you bunch of Gayers.

 

[thecremeegg]

barth definately

 

[Sweetloaf]

Garage.


Garidge or Geraadge (wouldn't even know how to spell the posh one)

 

[Visionary]

Garidge

 

[Caseh]

Garage.


Garidge or Geraaaaadge (wouldn't even know how to spell the posh one)

Garidge.

 

[dantheman213]

Bath for me! Though my Mum does say barth, she's not particularly posh though.

 

[Lopéz]

People who live North of Gloucestershire are likely to say Bath with a very short "A" and people south of that are likely to say Bath with a long "A"

It isn't rocket science.

I'm from Kent originally so I say "Bahth"

Same goes for glass, grass, father, class etc etc etc

 

[Freefaller]

Bah-th, the proper way

However people who know me know that I speak rather proper English.

Similarly to Leon having been brought up to speak by colonial service-educated father it was hard not to. Furthermore, English language classes in France always had the proper pronunciation taught to us - I went to a bilingual school when in France.

 

[-Ad-]

It's barth you silly northerners

Silly northerners indeed. Get back to your mine shafts

 

[Felix Da Housecat]

Shower tbh






Bath

 

[PaulStat]

Clearly Barth, not 'baff'

As above, i'm not a commoner!!!

 

[MarcLister]

Barth is for Southerners and posh folk.

Barth. I iz Southerner aye!