Do you say "Inny" or "Annie?"

[displacedtexan]

The word is "Any."
How do you pronounce it?

[twistedliberal]

1. EN-ee

[displacedtexan]

2. hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

interesting!

[Screaming Lord Byron]

3. eh-ney.

[terrya]

4. That's how I pronounce it, SLB.

eh-ney.

Terry

[Screaming Lord Byron]

6. Now, surely that should get you a couple of points from immigration

Terry. All you need to do now is work on 'eh' and develop an insane emotional attachment to a donut shop as the ultimate expression of national identity (paging Tim Hortons), and you'll be a Canadian!

[Whitacre D_WI]

7. You do know, don't you, that Canada was originally spelled...

CND?




C, eh? N, eh? D, eh?

[terrya]

10. I'm there already, SLB.

I've already added some "ehs" to my vocabulary! I like Tim Horton's (great donuts).

I'm almost there, guy. The b/f (who lives in Toronto and is orginally from Regina), says I'm an "honorary Canadian", which I take as very high praise.

Terry

[Screaming Lord Byron]

12. Just gotta make that last change to Terry-eh, and you're there fella.

[Ediacara]

5. en-ee

[frylock]

8. shar - day..

[Buns_of_Fire]

9. Any = EH-nee

Little Orphan = AH-nee
Belly Button = IH-nee (unless it's an OW-tee)

There you have it; the definitive word on the subject. This thread may now die, as do most of the ones I post on...

[grannylib]

11. any = eh-nee, enny, or any other variation on spelling you've seen!