Wonder if this is usually pronounced like a boxing bout or with the French "boo" sound.
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What you talkin bout brad?
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I say boxing bout. But the people who insist on saying "aboot" when they mean "about" also talk about the boot of a guitar which leads to jokes about footwear or storage (think the boot of a car in the "other" English).
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A "bout" as in a boxing match and a "bout" as in the curve of an instrument have different etymological origins even though (nowadays) they're spelled and pronounced the same.
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That's a good point Al's making. Different etymologies could warrant different pronunciations. That said, boxing bout and a guitar's lower bout are pronounced the same in my neck of the woods. Then again, if you want to hear some weird accents, just travel around New England a bit. My ex-wife grew up in a nearby town that, unlike the rest of Massachusetts, adds "r"s rather than subtracts them. The word "father" is pronounced "farther." I am not joking.
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