Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I say strawbry, because I'm British. Same with all berries.
Bluebree? Blackbree?
Yep. Mulbree, all of them!
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I say strawbry, because I'm British. Same with all berries.
Bluebree? Blackbree?
Yep. Mulbree, all of them!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I say strawbry, because I'm British. Same with all berries.
Bluebree? Blackbree?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Straw-bry
Md native
I don't understand. You pronounce Berry to rhyme with the Fry? Like I had Straw Bries and French Fries?
more like straw-bree
That’s the proper way to say it
Anonymous wrote:Two - D.C.
It seems like people either say or fall into the camps of -
“Strawberry” fast and making it all as one, often with the leaning on berry sounding more like the word ‘bury’
“Straw-berry” turning it to two
“Straw-ber-ry”making it into three, again I often can hear ‘bury’ vs. ‘berry’
Anonymous wrote:
I don’t think you understand the concept of syllables.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Straw-bry
Md native
I don't understand. You pronounce Berry to rhyme with the Fry? Like I had Straw Bries and French Fries?