Rye thought that we Brits said "Kar-mel" and Americans said "Car-ah-mel".
The silly sally.
Cah-rah-mel
Car-mel
Rye thought that we Brits said "Kar-mel" and Americans said "Car-ah-mel".
The silly sally.
OOC: Happy peanut swirls, over chocolate covered mountaintops and water falls of Caramel! Happy nugget in the meadow sings a song of satisfaction to the world...
The world.
When singing the above song I pronounce it the first way, all other times the second.
There's an extra a in there for a reason, folks.
Let's keep the bitchiness to a minimum, please, ladies.Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF
You live in Europe's genitalia, and also the part of it that has rejected EU membership. So, well, your opinion isn't exactly... valid.
And it's Ca-ruh-mel.
"I work in one of those humble call centres... Apparently, what we're doing at the moment is 'sprinkling our magic along the way'. It's a call centre, not Hogwarts." ~ Caroline Garlick, Ayrshire, BBC News Magazine
Depends on my mood.
Caramel....silent h I guess. But definitely the first way in the poll
the correct pronunciation would be more like care-uh-mel. not car-uh-mel. first syllable rhymes with air, not bar. and yes, there's an extra a in there for a reason: because there are THREE syllables in the word. thus car-mel is wrong.
Yeah, care-a-mel is how I really pronounce it. Basically, it's a difference between 2 or 3 syllables. 3 is correct!
It depends how much of the stuff I've got in my mouth. Sometimes cah-rah-mel is just inefficient.
Taking extra effort to pronounce words is not the American way.
Good, bordering on great way to say it. Dunno, I've heard non-Brits say "kar-mel" but I've never said it that way myself.
Not my words Carol, the words of Top Gear magazine.
Crazy!Rye thought that we Brits said "Kar-mel" and Americans said "Car-ah-mel".
The silly sally.
I've always pronounced it 'Care-ah-mell' myself.
Yep both, whatever fits my mood ^_^
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