Do you do you pronounce the letter h, "hach" or "ach"?

[_Zara_]

"hach"

"ach"

Updates

+1 y

"Aytch" or "aitch" (instead of "ach") are probably better ways of spelling it

[LauraMarx]

one of my Teacher's songs has the line 'Belfast, where a haytch or an aitch could get you killed'

I say it aitch because I am self-loathing irish catholic who was baptiszed in a prod church :P :P

[justbanANNAz]

it's "meant" to be ach altho i use hach in slang and ach in uni or schools lol.

[TheoryOfAvarice]

"Aytch," more or less.

[_Zara_]

That's probably a better way of spelling it

[TheoryOfAvarice]

Hooray for phonetics!

[RightMan]

and i always ask this question to foreigners.. Ahahahahahaha. a fan of "ach"

[_Zara_]

Me too :)

[Anonymous]

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[_Zara_]

Lol.

[DodgersGM]

Yeah, I say it more like "aitch."

[_Zara_]

Same :)

[DodgersGM]

It also bothers me a little when people pronounce the "h" unnecessarily. LOL

Like, in the word "herb." The "h" is silent, people!

[_Zara_]

Yeah, it's really annoying.

[LauraMarx]

the H has never been silent in the UK pronounciation. Both pronounciations are correct...

[Octavion]

I pronounce it "aye-ch"

[_Zara_]

Same :)

[itsallover]

I say 'hach', because I have an English accent.

[JamielovesKU]

aitch its easier

[_Zara_]

Yeah, it is

[zombiebabe]

i voted B!

[_Zara_]

I say it that way too :)

[zombiebabe]

cool :)

[selfishstars]

Silent "h".

[Anonymous]

Just like "ache"

[_Zara_]

Same :)

[Iron_Man]

H as in Howdy

[_Zara_]

Same here :)

[Iron_Man]

Good

[plinkett]

Well, hwhy not?