← Back to context Comment by mc32 14 hours ago /heitsh/ vs /eitsh/. I think it's mostly Irish with the former. 4 comments mc32 Reply kelnos 13 hours ago And Australian, I believe. ajxs 13 hours ago I'm Australian, and I say 'A Hotel', and 'A Herb'. Until very recently, I'd never heard anyone ever say it differently. subarctic 10 hours ago GP is talking about the name of the letter H like when you're saying the ABCs. How do you pronounce it? nephihaha 13 hours ago "I think it's mostly Irish with the former."Actually, it's a shibboleth. It used to be said in Ireland that Roman Catholic called it "haitch" and Protestants called it "aitch". "Haitch" is to be found furth of Ireland though.
kelnos 13 hours ago And Australian, I believe. ajxs 13 hours ago I'm Australian, and I say 'A Hotel', and 'A Herb'. Until very recently, I'd never heard anyone ever say it differently. subarctic 10 hours ago GP is talking about the name of the letter H like when you're saying the ABCs. How do you pronounce it?
ajxs 13 hours ago I'm Australian, and I say 'A Hotel', and 'A Herb'. Until very recently, I'd never heard anyone ever say it differently. subarctic 10 hours ago GP is talking about the name of the letter H like when you're saying the ABCs. How do you pronounce it?
subarctic 10 hours ago GP is talking about the name of the letter H like when you're saying the ABCs. How do you pronounce it?
nephihaha 13 hours ago "I think it's mostly Irish with the former."Actually, it's a shibboleth. It used to be said in Ireland that Roman Catholic called it "haitch" and Protestants called it "aitch". "Haitch" is to be found furth of Ireland though.
And Australian, I believe.
I'm Australian, and I say 'A Hotel', and 'A Herb'. Until very recently, I'd never heard anyone ever say it differently.
GP is talking about the name of the letter H like when you're saying the ABCs. How do you pronounce it?
"I think it's mostly Irish with the former."
Actually, it's a shibboleth. It used to be said in Ireland that Roman Catholic called it "haitch" and Protestants called it "aitch". "Haitch" is to be found furth of Ireland though.