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Ooh she's firing with the big guns now!!

 

For the record, I say skayne, if I ever use the word:D

 

Why did we suddenly get these skaynes, skeens, skeins, skins anyway? What was wrong with a good old fashioned ball? :suspect:

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Because Skeins look pretty!

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Why did we suddenly get these skaynes, skeens, skeins, skins anyway? What was wrong with a good old fashioned ball? :suspect:

 

How does one pronounce "scone". ooops I had better go hadnt I ?:roll:

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Bath with a flat a sound. Regia as ree-ja.

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Because Skeins look pretty!

 

Don't you mean skean as in seen?

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How does one pronounce "scone". ooops I had better go hadnt I ?:roll:

 

Now you've done it! Scone with a flat o (to rhyme with gone).

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How does one pronounce "scone". ooops I had better go hadnt I ?:roll:

 

Scone as in stone. I think Scon sounds too posh and hoi ti toi ti :hihi:

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Scone as in stone. I think Scon sounds too posh and hoi ti toi ti :hihi:

 

I pronounce it as in stone.:)

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Scone as in stone. I think Scon sounds too posh and hoi ti toi ti :hihi:

 

I think the way you pronounce it sounds posher! Anyway, I cannot spend the morning arguing, I have crochet to wrestle with. So there.

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Scone as in stone. I think Scon sounds too posh and hoi ti toi ti :hihi:

 

I'm with you. I constantly argue with my housemate about it (see earlier post) - he thinks scone as in stone is posh!!!! Even when I say it in my best Black Country accent :hihi: How is that possible?

We need to find out how the Queen pronounces it :D

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I think the way you pronounce it sounds posher! Anyway, I cannot spend the morning arguing, I have crochet to wrestle with. So there.

 

I thought that people thought that that way was posher but it's not! If I said scon, I'd feel very uncomfortable about it as if I was trying to be summat I'm not :o:D Go, go wrestle AmelieB and come back with a good picture....... set your creativity free......... (debbie bliss - pronounced e x p e n s i v e)

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Only just read this thread, but having met someone who works for Regia, it's Reg-ee-ah. (German company so they pronounce all the letters.)

 

It's Rowan's Cotton Glace that troubles me. No acute accent, so should it be pronounced in the French way (Glass-ay) or as written. (To rhyme with lace)? I've heard people from Rowan pronounce it both ways. :huh:

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