How to pronounce syrup
Is it pronounced Seerup or syrup?
Both are correct. There are other words in American English that do this. “Bagel” comes to mind. Most people say “bay-gul,” but I’ve heard some people say “bag-gul,” too.
How do Southerners pronounce syrup?
How do Brits say syrup?
Below is the UK transcription for ‘syrup‘: Modern IPA: sɪ́rəp. Traditional IPA: ˈsɪrəp. 2 syllables: “SIRR” + “uhp”
How do you pronounce regional syrup?
Syrup is a Northeastern creation in the United States; it only stands to reason that it’s pronounced differently there than anywhere else. In the Northeast corridor, people say “SEAR-up.” Everywhere else, they say “SIR-rup.”
Is it pronounced Seerup or syrup?
Both are correct. There are other words in American English that do this. “Bagel” comes to mind. Most people say “bay-gul,” but I’ve heard some people say “bag-gul,” too.
How do Southerners pronounce syrup?
How do Brits say syrup?
Below is the UK transcription for ‘syrup‘: Modern IPA: sɪ́rəp. Traditional IPA: ˈsɪrəp. 2 syllables: “SIRR” + “uhp”
How do you pronounce regional syrup?
Syrup is a Northeastern creation in the United States; it only stands to reason that it’s pronounced differently there than anywhere else. In the Northeast corridor, people say “SEAR-up.” Everywhere else, they say “SIR-rup.”
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