Soldato
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- 29 Mar 2004
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It is unless you're a nancyiBankAllDay said:Clearly it's not the only way though..
panthro said:Truth. Only poofters and toffs say Sk-own![]()
But you're a southerner...Rotty said:oi
skon is for southerners and homosexuals![]()
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Do you pronounce "gone" as ... "go-wn" (sort of like that anyway) thenRotty said:If a letter E is on the end of a word ( separated from a vowel by one consonant ) the the vowel takes the hard sound
so Sc-own
I'd rather you didn'tRotty said:get off with you![]()
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Chronicle said:Do you pronounce "gone" as ... "go-wn" (sort of like that anyway) then![]()
Is that like the kind of 'sconing someone' or like the posh way?_dogma_ said:I'm Scottish too but I say "scone".
Gotcha, thought you were referring to Rotty's.iBankAllDay said:I'm referring to my earlier post, #12..
Blackstar said:Is that like the kind of 'sconing someone' or like the posh way?
Gilly said:Gotcha, thought you were referring to Rotty's.
Don't think placenamed can ever be taken into account for pronunciation of words. Bicester, Worcester and Leicester for example![]()