trouble? none but theres definitely some I say that others might pronounce differently like mirror (I say meer) or crayon (cran)
tbh if you say cray-on you're a psychopath

This is all confusing

I searched up an audio recording and ur right. I guess my culinary teacher lied to me

the other guy said something completely different

Obviously starts as were

But the you said the last two syllables are shter-sure and I originally posted shi-shy-er and dude said that’s right

I’m assuming he thought shire was pronounced as sure so that explains the last syllable

But is it
Were-shter-sure
Or
Were-shi-sure

Who tf says cran it’s f***ing cray-on

Cran is cranberry

I always said cray-on

I knew it lol i deleted my original response to this on accident because i thought it was a double post. but what i was saying was its kind of like the pronounciation of leicester. If you dont watch premier league or youre not English you would probably get these words wrong

you sip tea with your pinky up too?

i think its shter sure but uk dudes are jerks and won’t clarify bc they think we’re dumb

some words just aren't pronounced how theyre spelled
you saying it right

Leicester is lester

So that would mean Worcester would be were-turr or wor-sir or wor-stir

Idek

No I just know how to pronounce crayon like a regular human being

I think it's a southern thing in the us

Uk dudes say aluminium instead of aluminum I’m not trusting them

F***ing out

Okay I googled it

Multiple sources saying:
Wuss-turr-sure

We can finally move past this

It’s named after the town of Worcester in UK and just like Leicester, the second syllable is silent for some reason so the city is pronounced as Wussturr

Ah I see

Particular and it's variations.

And s*** like Wilshere too

F***ing brits

kanye cant say this one either