Dear American pigs

Dear American pigs,
"Shire", as in Cheshire, Worcestershire etc. is pronounced "Sheer", not "Shyer".
Do you feel silly?

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>Leicester
>pronounced Lester
why are you like this

Wait, so all this time I've been pronouncing "The Shire" from LOTR wrong?

no, foreign placenames are exceptions

it's funny how americans usually make absolutely no attempt to learn the proper pronunciations of foreign place names. just peak american ignorance

In my Scottish accent I pronounce it as "shir"
So it would be
>yorkshir
>lancashir
>oxfordshir
The name Leicester has been around for around 1500 years, possibly before that. The Anglo-Saxons originally wrote and said it as "Ledecester", which eventually became "Leicester", but the pronunciation didn't cange all that much

>look at me i am le scottish

fuck off angus.

Americans aren't humans

Woostahsheer sauce

yes

shire on it's own is pronounced as shyer though

I always thought it was "chester"
So Worchester or Chechester
Who fucking cares honestly

turn the vpn off yank

I pronounce this shit whatever the way I want

It’s like that here too

t. "Genghis" Khan sayer

cunt off

chink-is khan lmao

Why?

>Worchester
it's wus-ter and would would be wus-ter-sheer if referring to the county
great vowel shift fucking things up

do mine:
Gloucester
Cheltenham

Glawstah