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How do you say the word "ask"

white people trying to sound ethnic = instant fail.

I say arsk. If you are white British you have the choice of arsk or assk, depending on where in the UK you are from - anything else will officially render you a bellend.

Reply 101

Adam G Manning

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Ok. so who are the five idiots?

I say ASS K

ass-k. Brummie :biggrin:

Reply 104

fabulous_darling

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Ass-k.

People from God's own county get it right every time with pronunciation :biggrin:

Reply 105

collegedropout

oh my god the amount of people that say arse k is truly frightening. arse-k is southern where as ass-k is northern, and the other two are like mockney slang.
ass-k ftw.

I pronounce it ASS-K

'ask'
lol i guess in ur phonetical poll, i would be 'arse k' :p:

only on saturday, i corrected my 8 year old cousin :s-smilie:

Reply 108

AWSLC

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lol I say it more like "ARSK"....

:p:

Reply 109

Mastermind`

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I'm Black so it's the norm for me to say "axe".

Reply 110

Multiplexed

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Can i ARKS you suttin blud?

Äsk.

This thread is ftw!!!

I say arsk.

Too many people say arks. Its actually more difficult to say I dont get why people say it like that?!

Reply 113

Glove.

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Either "ahhsk" or "assk", haha it annoys me on TV when you hear people saying "arks" or whatever, I can't even say that! :biggrin:

Arse K

I’m Australian. I know these British words:
Ask is arsk
Bath barth
Answer in arnsa
Dance is darns
Anything with an ‘an’ saying ‘airn’, ‘arn’ or ‘an’ in Australia is arn in Britain. I know again is agen. I’ve heard a-gain, but I say agen in Au, I also say advarns not advans and dance not darns. I know Irish people say ‘ask’ as and ‘a’ short vowel. Australians say arsk, parsta (not Irish pasta) and more. Taco is tarko, nachos is narchos as in saying British ‘nah’ or U.S ‘na’. Donut I spell donut. Do youse?
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Reply 116

AngryJellyfish

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Original post by OliverDeBrisbane

I’m Australian. I know these British words:
Ask is arsk
Bath barth
Answer in arnsa
Dance is darns
Anything with an ‘an’ saying ‘airn’, ‘arn’ or ‘an’ in Australia is arn in Britain. I know again is agen. I’ve heard a-gain, but I say agen in Au, I also say advarns not advans and dance not darns. I know Irish people say ‘ask’ as and ‘a’ short vowel. Australians say arsk, parsta (not Irish pasta) and more. Taco is tarko, nachos is narchos as in saying British ‘nah’ or U.S ‘na’. Donut I spell donut. Do youse?
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