My husband and I have been at a constant battle about how to say syrup. It's now pretty funny, our daughter is 3 1/2 and we both try to get her on each others team on how to say it. I am from Connecticut and he is from Indiana, I say ceerup and he says surrup. So I want to know How do YOU say SYRUP????? While you are taking the poll have a look at some pancakes with syrup!!
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I'm from IN too, but I still say "ceerup" like you!
Yay, thank you, I think you and I say it right LOL
I say ceerup, and I am from Chicago :)
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Liz
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While surrup is my preferance, I vote for pouring it warm over some of this huge amount of snow we are getting in NE Ohio.......no matter how you say it..... & enjoying a winter treat!
I'm from NH and I say "ceerup"! :)
Courtney (NonpareilSoleil)
Ha ha!! This is a good one. However I am from Indianapolis, In and I say surrup. LOL
I say "ceerup" and I am from Singapore :)
Here's a link I found from the online dictionary.
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Alice
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Ha ha. Lucky for you, one of my favorite websites is Merriam because you can click on the little red horn icon and the program will pronounce words for you :) Yep, I'm a nerd.
Here ya go:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/syrup
This is totally hilarious!!! I say suurup! I'm From California!
I am from Austria, Europe and we say 'ceerup'.
I was born in Massachusetts, lived all over New england, as well as a few places in the Mid-Atlantic, and several cities in Texas... currently in NYC... and I say it between you and your husband's pronunciation... rhyming with "Stirrup" where the "syr" part sounds like "Sir" (as in mister)
I live in NJ now but grew up in FL...I say surrup
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