How do you pronounce "Fluther?"?
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Mamradpivo (
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February 21st, 2009
from iPhone
I like to think of it as “Floother,” with a soft th sound (like in “tooth.” But I’m pretty sure I’m wrong. How do you say it in your head? And does it even matter?
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Fluh ther
at least that how i pronounce it
Click on the little megaphone and you will hear it!
I thought it was pronounced the same way as you, but TaoSan is right, it rhymes with mother.
In fact, I remember asking this same very question.
@scamp – lol, well that didn’t work, each microphone makes it sound different : P
@fireside it’s a pronunciation using two different dialects. British and American.
@fireside I saw the flags, and should have thought of that!! I probably just confused the asker even more now!! OOOPS :P I have no speakers on my work computer
Funny, last time it was asked it got almost the exact same answer first, haha.
(And the three times before that, as it happens.)
And it STILL rhymes with mother!!
Flutha.
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I read somewhere in the guidelines that it is “Fl(uh)ther.”
I always (and by habit today) still call it Fl(oo)ther., but trying to stop…
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