[bobplum]

i have met a few people in this trade and quite a few of them seem to pronounce gardiner as ..GARD,,DEAN..NER

were i pronounce it ...GAR DEN NER,like a gardener

which is it

i know its a stupid question and yes i am bored

[JackieW]

Gar dinner but said quickly like gardener is my guess

[richywilts]

gar deen a make hoses for gardens at that

http://www.gardena.com/uk/water-management/garden-hose/

[bobplum]

gar deen a make hoses for gardens at that

http://www.gardena.com/uk/water-management/garden-hose/

how do you say richy

[richywilts]

like u must be a scouse wooly back pronunciation

[8weekly]

UP HILL

[deeege]

I say GAR-DINNER.

It does make me laugh when scouse Col says GAR-DEE-NAH.

[richard jagger]

We do have a problem with our own language do we. Coming to the U K has really confused me no end with pronunciations.I always thought we all spoke the same English but since I moved here I cannot understand some of the foreign English spoken by some people native to the U K .

[Fin Clearview]

Innit blood 

[stuart mc]

i am a lazy jock, so gar nur I might stick a d in if trying to understood from a non jock

[richard jagger]

Many of my customer could not understand a word I said,but I could not understand them either.I have had to slow down my speach a lot.

[Llaaww]

We do have a problem with our own language do we. Coming to the U K has really confused me no end with pronunciations.I always thought we all spoke the same English but since I moved here I cannot understand some of the foreign English spoken by some people native to the U K .

thats normal if you live here, shouldn't worry about it. It gets worse as you head oop noorth.


Gar dinner

[richard jagger]

Me Dad was a Yorkshire lad, and I grew up understanding him so that was fine.I remember asking directions in London of a Bobby and after wards, I turned to my wife asked if she understood.We could not decipher one word he had said.

[stuart mc]

Many of my customer could not understand a word I said,but I could not understand them either.I have had to slow down my speach a lot.

when I was in the army and I was posted to england as an instructor I had to learn to slow down my speech very fast, as no one I was instructing could understand me, it was never a problem in my regiment as we were all from the same area

when I got married my wife had big problems being understood in Colchester, I told het to talk to them like they were thick and slow right down, that seemed to work, the funniest thing I seen though was when we moved back to scotland and she stood at the counter doing her best "talk to them like they are thick accent" and I was like FFS she is scottish just ask her for what you want

[George Gardner]

Drop the "i" and then your on to something!!

[colin purewater]

I say GAR-DINNER.

It does make me laugh when scouse Col says GAR-DEE-NAH.

I'm right your wrong  

Look how it's spelt dumb arse window cleaners  

[stuart mc]

Drop the "i" and then your on to something!!

aye but your name is spelt different

that is like saying stuart is pronounced the same as stewart

[G Griffin]

Is it Al-ix or Al-ex?

[stuart mc]

Is it Al-ix or Al-ex?

just eck up here mate

[G Griffin]

Is it Al-ix or Al-ex?

just eck up here mate

Eck Gardeena it is, then  .