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[cite]Posted By: CAFCOlly[/cite]This may seem like a bit of an odd question, but how do people pronounce the 'staff' in Wagstaff? Wagstaff as in STAFFordshire or Wagstaff as in 'a member of staff' Unnecessary question i know, but am just curious lol.
[cite]Posted By: J-Block Hig[/cite]staff as in laugh
[cite]Posted By: Wheresmeticket?[/cite] [cite]Posted By: CAFCOlly[/cite]This may seem like a bit of an odd question, but how do people pronounce the 'staff' in Wagstaff? Wagstaff as in STAFFordshire or Wagstaff as in 'a member of staff' Unnecessary question i know, but am just curious lol. I say these both the same!
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I say these both the same! You say tomato, I say tomato. Tomato, tomato, potato, potato, lets call the whole thing off...
Waglaugh......?
Yep, I think both of these are pronounced the same by South-East Londoner's. Anyone who pronounces any different isn't real Charlton.
The ae symbol in the phonetic alphabet is not on my keyboard. I hope that this does not confuse you and impede future correct pronunciation.