Why not another pronunciation thread?

[DasLeben]

Do you pronounce "you're" and "your" any differently? I personally do, with a slightly longer and more drawn out vowel sound in "you're." Am I crazy, or do other people do this too?

[Slow Play Ray]

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Do you pronounce "you're" and "your" any differently? I personally do, with a slightly longer and more drawn out vowel sound in "you're." Am I crazy, or do other people do this too?

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yoouu're crazy.

[DasLeben]

Is everyone just sick of this type of thread or what? Damn you people.

[TheMainEvent]

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Is everyone just sick of this type of thread or what? Damn you people.

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Not until we get through the entire dictionary

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[MarkSummers]

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polltard

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This is a valid concern. They should be pronounced the same way but I pronounce "your" like "yer"

You're is more drawn out.

[Voltron87]

i pretty much always say "yer". occaisionally when im saying you're i draw it out a bit.

[stabn]

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i pretty much always say "yer". occaisionally when im saying you're i draw it out a bit.

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What language do you speak?

[NoChance]

Their is another word that people just can't seem to get right and it angers me. They're spelling of this word is terrible. They use it in all the wrong places. There stupid I tell ya!

[Jack of Arcades]

I pronounce your "yore" and you're "yoor."