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ask. Becase it's "ask", not "arsk" or "aks".
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Reply 42
I generally tend to say 'ask'... yeah.
Reply 43
fleur_de_haine
Some black people.

99% by a survey in the times
you archs me what I mean by saying I have lost my tongue. I archs you, what would you do if
you had two tongues in your mouth, and lost the first one, the mother tongue, and could not really know the other, the foreign tongue
Reply 45
ah-sk
I know people who say ask as axe. I say ASSK. :biggrin:
Reply 47
Ask. Not "arsek" because I'm not southern and not "aks" because I'm not an idiot.
Reply 48
only Chelsie from Eastenders says ask (arksed)
assk
ASK

not

ARSEK
Reply 51
i say ask, not arse-k or arks

i dont understand the arks one? because its obviously not shorter - there is no logical explanation other than laziness!
arsk. we londoner's put an r in everything, like barrrth.
Reply 53
Why would ANYBODY say axe?
Reply 54
**** the world don't axe me for ****
everything you get you gotta work harrrrrrd forrit
****** pack ya clips you don't stop
and honeys shake ya hips keep on.
Reply 55
Your asking this in a predominately U.K based forum?
YThe second way of pronunciation is mostly isolated to people from the USA.
BJack

I'm an arsek man myself.


:eek: see i always knew you were into back door shananigans:wink: :p:
BJack
*was expecting assk vs arsek*

I'm an arsek man myself.

Same as.
Reply 58
Im suprsied at the amount of posts that say 'ive never heard it pronouced aks'

Ive it so many times. Everytime i hear it a voice in my head shouts ASK!
arsk

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