Wednesday

The Bollox

how do you pronounce Wednesday? do you make the first 'd' silent?

I ask because some of the lads I work with commented on how I say 'wed-ens-day' instead of 'wensday'

Ruu_Old

Same as yourself, 'wed-ens-day'.

fade2black

Whensday

Dave!

weh-dins-day

Fast_Mover

fade2black wrote:

Whensday

same..

Rhyme

Wenzday.

ctrl-alt-delete

fade2black wrote:

Whensday

same

Merrick

Wed-ins-day.

Mossy Monk

wensday

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Dé Céadaoin

iguana

Wed'nsday

How do you pronounce February?

Feb-RU-ary or Feb-U-ary?

BlueSpiral

Par-teh

*Tripper*

Oh-Kay, whens-day.

Terry

pay day.

JackKelly

that's strange, yesterday i pondered that question for the first time in my life. And then it shows up here.

"Wensday"

Fast_Mover

TimAy wrote:

that's strange, yesterday i pondered that question for the first time in my life. And then it shows up here.

ouh..you should start talking about winning the lotto now;):)

fuzzywiggle

Wensday

Faith

Wensday. Feb-u-ry.

I used have an Australian flatmate when pronounced Saturday as "Sat-day".

Each to their own.

Healio

Whensday and Fe-brie

Tha Gopher

wennsday

Slightly on tpoic, some guys sig on here reminded me of an odd point of the English language

"Well Clive, its about the two M`s. Movement and positioning" Ron Atkinson (legend)

In fairness, nobody pauses after saying a name in a sentence as such. Why is it required Well, name then the rest?

byte

Wensday and Febrey

Black Swan

We call it "hump day," cause its in the middle of the week, like the camels hump. Some of you guys are probably thinking of another meaning for why we call it that?:p

bluto63

Wensday and Feb-U-ary

Sangre

julep wrote:

pay day.

Don't you need a job to get paid?

Kintarō Hattori

Wensday here too.

billy the squid

Weddinsday

Feberry

Smellyirishman

fade2black wrote:

Whensday

February takes on different twists depending on how eloquent I feel but generally I aim for a Feb-u-ary.

Kolodny

byte wrote:

Wensday and Febrey

Same.

Tar.Aldarion

Wenzday, Feb-u-ary.
I have never heard somebody pronounce the first d in Wednesday.

5starpool

Wed-ens-day, and Feb is interchangeable for me I think, depends on the mood probably.

Dyr

tomorrow tbh

Faith

According to dictionary.com, it's "Whens-day".

Huggles

Marts wrote:

how do you pronounce Wednesday? do you make the first 'd' silent?

I ask because some of the lads I work with commented on how I say 'wed-ens-day' instead of 'wensday'

Why would you pronounce it like that when broken down it is wed-nes-day?

I say whensday myself.

The Bollox

TheGooner wrote:

Why would you pronounce it like that when broken down it is wed-nes-day?

I say whensday myself.

it's just how I pronounce it. why do we say fone when it's broken down p-hone?

LadyJ

Wensday and Feb-u-ary

Doomspell

whensday is what i say myself.


It's just the way it's pronounced Marts. It's like lamb or climb, you don't say lam-b or clim-b. So it's just the way it is really.

LadyJ

Doomspell wrote:

It's like lamb or climb, you don't say lam-b or clim-b.

You do if you have a cold though....

The Bollox

haha, she has you there

Nehpets

never ever heard anyone pronounce it as wed-nes-day

it's whensday!! :rolleyes:

What's up with people saying sixtch instead of sixth?

abetarrush

Mercredi!


Wenz-day and Feb-u-ary [mah birthday!]

Terry

Nehpets wrote:

never ever heard anyone pronounce it as wed-nes-day

it's whensday!! :rolleyes:

What's up with people saying sixtch instead of sixth?

you mean sith?

i think they're closet star wars fans.

FlutterinBantam

He means sicth

iFight

Wensday for me.

constitutionus

i say wensday myself but my dad used to say wedinsday. not a million miles away from its original meaning

Newaglish

Wensday and Febbery - seriously, say it out loud!

Hey, please put my mind to rest on this one: what is it with people suddenly saying fawther everywhere instead of father? That "aw" sound gets me every time. "I was watching Lawst on TV last night. I couldn't turn it awf". How do you say it?

Argh!! Am I right or what?

emeraldstar

wensday and feb-you-ree.... it looks weird written down but it sounds alright to me!!

quickbeam

Wendzday

Fe-bury or sometimes Feb-uary

LadyJ

What about "throat"?

Lotsa people I know say "troath". It's "throat"!!!

emeraldstar

or 'phanthom' instead of 'phantom'... not that it's a word you'd hear an awful lot but still

Nehpets

FlutterinBantam wrote:

He means sicth

thats the one.

angelbaby

wed-ns-day...