Aunt or ant?

[CT2TXtech]

Do you pronounce aunt like aunt or ant?

 

[MazerRackham]

awwnnnt

 

[Spoooon]

Most of the times I say ant. For some reason, I use the plural aunts.

 

[KGB1]

Ahhnt- Aunt
Ant!- Ant

 

[Glitchny]

aunt

 

[Ogg]

Everyone I know says Ant and it drives me crazy....some even say Aint.
Of course I grew up saying Warsh instead of Wash.

 

[BigKev]

I pronounce it "ant". "Awnt" sounds too British for me.

 

[CT2TXtech]

Originally posted by: ISO
I pronounce it "ant". "Awnt" sounds too British for me.

LOL, never heard that. So is AUnt, ant more of a regional dialect, or just some personal preference.

 

[dullard]

I pronounce it like "ant". In fact that is the first pronunciation listed at Dictionary.com. Most people I know pronounce it like "ant" as well. Only rarely do I hear "aunt" (which is also acceptable, but not the perferred pronunciation at dictionary.com).

 

[MustISO]

Remember the family guy episode where they're watching Wheel Of Fortune
and the puzzle is "My Dirty _unt" (or something like that)

 

[Cyco]

Ant.

 

[LordMagnusKain]

poll

 

[agnitrate]

'Ant'. It just doesn't seem natural to say 'ahhnt' in English. It sounds like it should be said by an uptight British person.

Also, anybody that I know who says 'ahhnt' only uses it to refer to their aunts and uncles in general. If you ask them about a specific one, they'll say 'ant' linda or something. That's what drives me crazy.

-silver

 

[waylman]

i say ant

 

[Mill]

Originally posted by: agnitrate
'Ant'. It just doesn't seem natural to say 'ahhnt' in English. It sounds like it should be said by an uptight British person.

Also, anybody that I know who says 'ahhnt' only uses it to refer to their aunts and uncles in general. If you ask them about a specific one, they'll say 'ant' linda or something. That's what drives me crazy.

-silver

Man fvck you! My Aunt is Aunt Linda, and that just drove me nuts!

 

[DanTMWTMP]

awwwwwnt

poll please

 

[PanzerIV]

Ant.

 

[StageLeft]

ant

 

[agnitrate]

Originally posted by: Millennium

Originally posted by: agnitrate
'Ant'. It just doesn't seem natural to say 'ahhnt' in English. It sounds like it should be said by an uptight British person.

Also, anybody that I know who says 'ahhnt' only uses it to refer to their aunts and uncles in general. If you ask them about a specific one, they'll say 'ant' linda or something. That's what drives me crazy.

-silver

Man fvck you! My Aunt is Aunt Linda, and that just drove me nuts!

lol I was trying to think of a generic name for an aunt, but I didn't want to use one of my own. Surprisingly, it took me like 30 seconds to figure out a good woman name.

-silver