Not pronunciation as such but grammar. I would like to add:- The phrase “so fun”. As in “Did you have a good time?” “Yes, it was so fun.” Arrrrgh. When ordering something, “Can I get …”. I insist on my kids asking, “Please may I have…..”.
Ha ha, my work Colleague is from Wigan (he pronounces it Wigern) he was having a new coach delivered? Coach? What, a 52 seater? Nooa coach, you nooa a settee!!
You went to 'skool'. That's why it's 'skedule'. From the Latin. Same reason it's 'brusketta', not 'brushetta'. The British middle class people you hear on Google/Wiki pronunciations are just paid voice actors and don't know (plus it's a middle class affectation, too, much the same as 'Barth' and 'You and I').
Welcome to the forum Mr Rees Mogg, how about Cathay? Is that pronounced Kathy of Coffee like? Asking for a friend like innitt.
Stopped in Wigan with a soft tyre. Asked if there was a local airline. Airline? We’ve not even got a bus station was the reply. old ones are the best.
