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blackbeltninja
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It sounds effortless when the Cockneys do it, though. Trying it with that American twang* just makes the word sound completely strangled and contrived.
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How do you say "methane"?
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It sounds effortless when the Cockneys do it, though. Trying it with that American twang* just makes the word sound completely strangled and contrived.
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*all accents from all regions
oh yes I did
Racer Dave
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Ah - but only really according to Oxford. Cambridge favours 'ise' as far as I know.
Now that's something I never knew. I was always made to believe that 'ize' was american and 'ise' was english. I shall consider myself educated then
braex27
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Aussies more often than not say "mee"-thane
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I've always thought that the Canadian "out" sounds more like "oat" that "oot".
Canadians also seem to like to pronounce "been" like "bean" rather than "bin" as we Americans usually say.
Oh, the things one learns while watching hockey on TV!