Skon.
Skone.
Skun.
The word has lost all meaning.
(H/T: John Gallen)
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Skon.
Skone.
Skun.
The word has lost all meaning.
(H/T: John Gallen)
How currant is this map?
Jeez, Longford is really divided on this.
Your raisin a valid point but I go for the latter pronunciation cause when I scoff a scone, s’gone.
Scone, as in cone – UP TIPP!
+1
schooner
More importantly, is the Game of Thrones actor Shawn Bawn or Seen Been?
It’s ‘Game of Thronns’
scone as in gone, ye feckers
That’s very blushirt Dav, you sure about that?
West is best! s….cone
my mother used to say scone like gone until her parents in law looked at her as if their son married beneath him, now she talks like a proper person. she was from Roscommon though
Skone.
The other one just sounds wierd.
I’m Scottish and it’s taken me 15 years of living here to finally feel OK with pronouncing it like a cone. If my friends at home heard me saying it like that though they’d beat me around the head. So grateful for the map!!
I love Scotland a lot but there’s two things you don’t do well; food without batter and brown sauce, and pronouncing things correctly.
Ya ken?
This could be a big dealbreaker for a United Ireland.
Sc(g)one.
The Queen of England says sc(c)one actually.
Ahem, WBs.