
The letter "H" is said in many different ways, depending on where you are in the world.
Tellus, how do you pronounce the letter "H"?
The letter "H" is said in many different ways, depending on where you are in the world.
Tellus, how do you pronounce the letter "H"?
I pronounce it "ayche." H is a consonant with a vowel pronunciation as a standalone letter. But interestingly it can sound as a consonant or a vowel as the first letter of words. It sounds as a consonant in "hairy," for example, but as a vowel in "honor."
The letter is spelled "Aitch", at least in UK English. We pronounce it as "aitch".
If we give it an indefinite article it is "an" ... as in "The word HOTEL starts with an aitch"
Silly language, innit?
How do you say the sound? It's /h/ as in hat.
The letter name itself is said: long /a/. and the dipgraph /ch/.
Haytch, option 2, "British English". Australians don't pronounce H that way.
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My Bulgarian and Ukrainian friends will pronounce that letter as En, because in the Cyrillic Alphabet it represents the Latin letter N.
Aetch, option A.
Like Triple H. HHH taking over WWE now that Vince McMahon's sex scandals have caught up with him.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/Hm18u3prkOgMy mind often bounces back to my first accent and current neutral one. Depends how tired or distracted I am.
Most people in Britain I've heard sound like the American ay tch. I think there's an East West divide
I am 100% American so why would I pronounce it any way other than the American way?
“Hay-tch” British English.
I say A but I knew somebody who was B.
Like in "hit"
Ay-tch (American English)
" ache " in Spanish
French way cause I'm French
HHHHHHHHHHAAAAA
Ay-tch
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