| I pronounce the c as an s, not an sh, and that is always what I’ve heard throughout my life…until now. Now every time I hear someone say the word, they pronounce it “groshery,” and it’s driving me crazy, lol. Which is right??? |
| Growshree |
| I say it with the sh sound. I grew up in NYC. |
| You say “grow-sir-ee”?! |
| Supermarket |
I usually say “grow-shir-y store” but also “I got grow-sir-ees.” I think sometimes I do the other way. IMO both are fine. |
| Grow-shur-ee |
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Gross ree —especially when I say: groceries.
I occasionally say Groshree when I say: grocery store. My accent has bits of DC, NYC, CT, and, when I was a child, the influences of lots of adults who grew up in the South. |
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I say it with the /sh/ sound. For whatever it’s worth, I’m from Texas.
Webster’s lists both pronunciations, but the /s/ sound is given first. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/grocery |
From Philly and I’ve heard this, as well as grow-shuh-ree. Said them both myself, depends on the mood. |
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I say grow-sher-eeee
I think grow-sir-eee sounds silly. |
| I’ve never noticed anyone pronouncing it with an sh. Now I will need to start listening more closely. We definitely say “gro-sir-ee” in our household. Born and raised Washingtonians. |
| Next, how do you say produce? |
| Grow-sir-ee. I’ve literally never heard the “sh” sound. It would sound very strange to me. |
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That is so weird that people use sh sound. I’ve never noticed.
It’s Gross err eez Or gross err ree |