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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/yorkshire go to this website and click on the little sound symbol next to the word .... it will pronounce it for you. And of course you are right, babyfidgette, teachers can never be wrong. |
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PS. True, teachers are never wrong. :thumbup: :D |
Sometimes I say york-sherr but I "think" that most of the time I say york-shyer...with the Southern drawl...of course! ;) |
I say York-sheer but hubby say York-SHYER. Both of us are from the midwest. :p |
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I pronounce it "york-SHYYER" with a VERY Southern draw to it! That's why I generally always just say "Yorkie". |
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You know, I think I actually say it BOTH ways LOL :p If I remember correctly, I've caught myself pronouncing it york-shyer AND york-sherr :rolleyes: |
I say Yorks-hur... I dunno why! :confused: I live in Nottinghamshire in the UK and the "shire" is pronounced "Shyer"... I guess that Yorkshire would be pronounced the same with the "Shyer". The accent of people from Yorkshire is very drawn out and people I know from there pronounce Yorkshire like "Yorks-hi-errrr" :rolleyes: I personally tend to say "Yorkie" though... I like to take the easy route... same as I like in "Notts" not "Nottinghamshire" LOL :rolleyes: |
I say yorkie most of the time but if someone isn't familiar with yorkies I say the full name. I pronounce it yorkSHYER terrier:) |
The Atlantic Ocean is called "the pond". I like the character you have displayed. Can you tell us what it means? Thanks. |
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This was very interesting, but does no one pronounce it as York-sheer, With a long E ? If not .... :confuse2: LOL |
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