Everyone in class was fighting bout this the other day even tho the answer is so obvious
But Im asking you guys anyway
Is it pronounced “cran” “cray-on” or is it something else?
- Its cran
- Its cray-on
- Its something else
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Whoever called it cran in your class is a different level of special
It’s crayon, but cran, you gotta be a different type of special to call a crayon, “cran”
i eat crayons
I’m not judging yet… what flavour?
CRAN?! Like cranberry cran?
Oh while we’re on the subject of pronunciation, it was only until last year that I learned that the L in salmon was silent, so it’s pronounced “sam-in?”
This whole time, I must’ve imagined hearing the L whenever people say the word. Also, iron is pronounced as “I earn”? Hilarious that I only learned those things recently. In my defense, English isn’t my parents’ first language, so sometimes their pronunciation’s off and I end up learning the wrong pronunciations.
It’s cryon
“Pass me the red cran”
whats cranberry cran xdd
yeah it is silent. wait so your saying you thought it was salm-on?
yea lol. i-ern. like an ern. of iron. lmfaoo.
yea lol my dad has this joke where instead of saying stuff we say stuffses
Like the “cran” in cranberry. I really hope they’re joking when they say they pronounce crayon like that.
No like, sal-min. Salm-on is just way off. Just an L added into the correct pronunciation.
o lol alr.
fr me too.
Personally, I say
I-Ron (like in irony)
Sal-Mon (like salmonella)
I think it’s pronounced crayon
yea like cray as in cray-cray (
) and then on as in im sitting on a chair
Crane A on
Wait until dude finds out about Colonel
Cray-on, obviously.
I love eating crayons
Is it cray On
Or
Cray en
If u understand what I mean
Cray en doesn’t come naturally to me so it is probably an accent thing