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We're the UK-side of the office and we have guy called Craig. (Rhymes with plague/vague.) All of the USA-side pronounce it Krr-egg. Even after I've explained t
by smickie 12y ago
We're the UK-side of the office and we have guy called Craig. (Rhymes with plague/vague.)
All of the USA-side pronounce it Krr-egg. Even after I've explained the difference to a group of them, it still goes back to Krr-egg after a week.
I'm Sean, which American's don't have a problem with at all, but I if I had a bitcoin for every-time I was called 'seen' in the UK...
- icegreentea 12y agoIt's funny (and I think points to why they keep going back to Krr-egg), that in the accent I speak (standard Canadian... so something of an average), 'Krr-egg' totally rhymes with plague (play-egg) and vague (vay-egg).