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Originally Posted by Neapolitan
I really don't care how I pronounce things or how they're spelt, I'm lazy like that, but I try to work both pronunciations in, like Conan is going on a Ca-rib-bee-an cruise to the Ca-ra-bee-in islands - see this way everybody is happy.
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I'm glad you brought this controversy up. My dad has always said Ca-rib-bee-an while my mother prefers Ca-ra-bee-in. As such I've sort of always done the same thing and switch of between pronunciations.
I'm no saint though. I pronounce "both" with an L, so it sounds like "bowlth". I also pronounce the B in subtle (I don't say "suddle" or "suttle" but "SUB-tull"... although I'm not sure if that's technically a correct way to say it either.