#41

aitch. jay.

#42

That’s how I pronounce it, without the H

#43

Oh god Limmy.

#44

but we don’t roll our r’s so it’s not so ridiculous

#45

Joke of the day.

#46

I’ve noticed some people recently pronouncing ‘z’ the American way, which is a fucking atrocity.

#47

Thank Christ my wife is Canadian and agrees with me on a lot of this stuff, and especially Zed/Zee.

#48

Zed’s dead honey. Zed’s dead!

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#49

I have heard some Scottish people say this when I worked for Bank of Scotland. Threw me a bit the first time.

#50

Imagine thinking H doesn’t start with a H.

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#51

eff off

#52

In NI H is traditionally a giveaway if you’re a good catholic (haitch) or a dirty protestant (aitch)

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#53

Haha that might go for many parts of Glasgow as well :kissing_heart::grinning:

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#54

Oh I blew you a kiss! It was meant to be a wink but it’s valentines day so you can keep the kiss :grinning:

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#55

i guess you could say it depends

#56

I did, upthread :grinning:

#57

yeah me too but its not allowed

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#58

When I was at school if were spelling something out phonetically we used to say ‘haitch for fenian’. Probably a bit insensitive with hindsight.

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#59

unbelievable! answer the fucking question!

#60

There are no rules. If they can say rang instead of wrong then there is no stopping them.

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