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EDIT BY MOD:

I'm tired of the "how do you pronounce X or Y" threads that keep spawning all over the forum. You are to use THIS thread to discuss all the different pronunciations you can find about a particular word. Do NOT start another thread because it will just be merged.

So far we've had:

Debut:

1) Day-byoo

2) Day-byoot

1 or 2? Haha or do you have another way of saying it?

I was looking through homework and realized that debut was

pronounced "daybyoo" so I thought that was pretty interesting

As for me I pronounce it # 2.

Crayons:

Do you guys say crayons as:

CRAY-ON'S (like the word ON, but plural with an S at the end)

or

CRAY-INS (eventually sounding like CRANES)

or (new addition from replies)

CROWNS/CRAWNS ----------------------------- I have no idea where you guys came up with this one.

or (new addition from replies)

CRAY-UNS ---------------------------------------- This one sounds like a mixture of the first and second one.

or (new addition from replies)

CRANS (like cranberries? lol)

?

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Okay, it seems like tons of people don't get why some might pronounce it as CRAY-INS.

It's not exactly IN'S, but it's like saying the word BACON. You don't say BAKE-ON. You say BAKE-IN.

So that's probably why some people pronounce the ON part of crayONs as IN.

Well, unless you actually pronounce BACON as BAKE-ON...

Pho:

Most of my family members pronounce it like "fuuh", but my friend pronounces it like "foe" (another name for enemy) .

So how do you pronounce it?

Seoul

lol, so many people i know have a hard time pronouncing it right including me of course. So how do you pronounce the city?

Three

I mean, I've noticed quite a few people say something like 'free' instead of THree.

Random I knoww. But anyway,

How do you say the number 3 ?

Adult

So yea I know lots of people say it differently, soooo i was wondering how my fellow soompiers pronounce it?

I've heard...

Add-uhlt

Uhdult

Ayye-dult?

I say Uhdult. =____=

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I usually say both.. It depends what kind of sentence I'm using it in though. But most of the

time, I say day-byoot. Dunno why, I've always heard it that way o_o

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Guest ladiixxpreciious

Isn't it always "day-byoo"?

i thought so too... i don't know anyone that pronounces it "day-byoot" so i have to go with #1

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Guest mango_twist

its day byu - listen to to the radio when they're like...her new debut album!

only filipinos say day boo right? haha

lmao yeah i'm filipino so it's really funny esp. when some even say it as de-boot.

"Ana, kailan ba ang de-boot mo?"

trans: "Ana, when is your debut?"

but for the urbanized they say it with a silent t at the end.

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Guest rapunzel283

but before i didn't know how it was spelled so i read it "dee-butt" out loud in class
^ :lol:

#1 for me...

I have never heard anyone say it the 2nd way O_O...

If you say it the 2nd way, how would you say the word in the past tense?

Day-byoot-ed? ._.?

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Guest clovermoi

LOL i say the first way most of the time, and when i say it in past tense i say it the second way except with an -ed added to it.

i never thought about this word very much before haha.

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