A breakfast dilemma.

Bbbananas | 06:35 Fri 16th Apr 2010 | ChatterBank

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How do you pronounce it?
Break-fast (as I do)
or
Brekk-fust? (as most others seem to).
I get ribbed for saying break-fast - but that's what it's supposed to mean isn't it - you've had a night's sleep, now you are breaking your fast.
Makes sense, dunnit?

Good morning early birds!

I have written the letters 'Tc' in my diary for today.

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NoMercy

I pronounce it "Desayuno".

Nothing like popping down to your local cafetería for a glass of oj, a croissant and a cortado. :-)

Bbbananas

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Oh some people just have to show off...... ;-)

ChuckFickens

I tend to pronounce it "eughh, Bluugh ouuuch....need coffee"

Bbbananas

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Heathen.

ChuckFickens

Oi!, It's not me with the wrinkly rug ;-p

Bbbananas

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Only joking... truth is, that's probably my first attempt at the word breakfast also. Whilst drooling at the same time.

NoMercy

I have to be honest, I'm the "brekk-fust" type.

Now while we're on the subject of pronunciations... may I just point out that it's "Rees-ling" and not "Rise-ling".

Bbbananas

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Absolutely - I hate that too. But what about Chablis? Is it Chab-lee or Chablee?

Bbbananas

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or should I say Shab-lee or Shalbee?!!

NoMercy

I am rather fond of a "petty chab-lee".

lol

mccfluff

its too early for breakfast, just give me coffee please

mrs_overall

My horrid mother in law is a snob and says "brake -fest" so I say "brekkie" just to wind her up.

She sometimes comes a cropper, like the time she ordered fish in a restaurant and asked for "turbo"