what suits on tuesday

[k7fcb]

Every day, it is impossible to avoid an instance where somebody asks, "hey, you have an accent, don't you?" This is probably because when I see an wh word, such as who, where, white, or why, I pronounce the 'h'. When I say "Today is Tuesday", the Tuesday comes out as "te use day". Any ue sound, long o sound, or wh sound comes out as written, and I consider that just articulating properly. So, I was wondering - how do you pronouce these words?

[lillerina]

The wh sound is breathier than a w sound. I pronounce tuesday like tyoozday I suppose. Is that what's meant by te use day?

[Veggie]

Um, I say Toozeday and Whut.

[Aelwyn]

i don't pronounce the t properly...
i say choozday. same way i say tune: choon.
yas.

[Prince Of Communism]

Toozeday

[Mordak]

Err, Tyoozday and wot.

[Meperidine]

Where do you live? I live in DC and I talk like a weird Midwest/New England amalgam (my mom and dad are one of each) so I say, for example, "uawtomobile" like a Bostonian and other stuff like a midwesterner. Slightly. More new england than midwest, my dad talks all smart.

[Kirby]

Err, Tyoozday and wot.

I second.

Yay! Australia!

Sometimes, if I'm feeling particularly strange, I say Tuesdee (as in tyoozdee), or Satdee, Sundee, etc.

Um, yeah.

[The MoUsY spell-checker]

I say [tʃuz.deɪ] and [wɔt]. I say [tjuːn] (or [tuːn] in "iTunes") and not [tʃuːn] for "tune" though.

Sometimes, if I'm feeling particularly strange, I say Tuesdee (as in tyoozdee), or Satdee, Sundee, etc.

That's just the more traditional way, isn't it? I've read somewhere that pronouncing it as "day" came from spelling pronunciation.

[Nachos]

Toozeday and wot.

I am a Brit with an international upbringing. I speak funny.

[yeahyeahyeah]

Err, Tyoozday and wot.

I second.

Yay! Australia!

Thirded!

[Enigma]

I'm finding it pretty hard to figure out what people mean by it being typed out. I say toosday though. I think I just say what. lol.