Bath, grass and scarf...

[Thekingin64]

Bath, grass and scarf. all said as they're spelt.

Though I don't want to, I hear myself saying gr-ar-ss and gl-ar-ss sometimes. hat's mainly when my mum tells me to slow down my speech so she can understand me though.

 

[TP Rich]

Most people from the midlands say 'BAth', with the most emphasized part of the word being 'BA', with a little 'th' on the end. People from the south west tend to say 'BARth', with the 'R' of 'BAR' being rolled dramatically, 'pirate' style. Whereas, we Kentish say 'bath', with no added 'R' sounds, but pronounced the same way 'bar' would be pronounced the 'th' added onto the end. And note NOBODY pronounces the 'R' in bar unless they're from the West Country. Northerners say 'bah'.

Ahem.