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Incandescent
In England the name is generally pronounced /pɹaɪ'mɑːk/ (first syllable rhymes with "pri" and the second syllable with "mark")..

That's not really rhyming, it's just pronouncing. You can't say that 'pri' rhymes with 'pri'. Especially when it's the 'pri' part that people are debating how to pronounce in the first place!
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Wikipedia does lie because I write lies on it..:biggrin: Well, if ever I do it's a very small lie.. :rolleyes:

'Pry'mark down in Dorset although you do get a couple calling it 'Pree'mark.
Reply 42
Profesh
Why is your chosen monicker 'Incandescent' when your avatar is iridescent?


It's a pretty picture.
Reply 43
Incandescent
It's a pretty picture.


That's a missed-opportunity, to be sure.
its Pr-'i'- mark i kno becuase i work for them lool
preemark. i know for a fact that its not meant to be pronounced like this but it just sounds too posh to say it the correct way
Reply 46
pree-mark.

i think it sounds stupid pronounced prI-mark.
Reply 47
pr-eye-mark :biggrin:
loopymeg
Wikipedia does not lie :p:


Miss Loopymeg, as a budding information scientist, I feel it is my moral obligation and duty to hit you over the head with a lemon. Actually I just like hitting people with lemons :eek: (never done it mind, but it sounds fun)
Reply 49
preee-mark.

haha is that an english/welsh thing? o.o ...
Reply 50
primark!
Reply 51
Preee-mark!

I've never heard anyone called it Primark.
boys-play-rock-and-roll
pri (i as in eye) mark

Yes this is correct.

Common knowledge of the English language would tell you this
Reply 53
Priiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-mark.

Never heard anyone call it Preeee-mark?!?!
Primark!
I've heard people call it Preemark but no-one around my area says it like that.

Primark doesn't sound posh, Preemark sounds silly.
If people went around saying designer labels wrong then everyone would laugh. Its just because its cheap nobody cares.
I'd go with Primark.
Primark. My Welsh flatmate says Preeemark.
Reply 57
I only heard it called Primark when I moved to England.

Infact, back home the joke is calling it Primark is to make it sound posher than it actually is
Primark here.

At school, people used to call it Pree-marché to make it sound posh. :rofl:
PrImark. Preemark just sounds as though you cannot read.

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