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Originally Posted by kang
I think pronouncing route as root fits this category.
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Interesting. I'm a network guy, so when I see "router" I think or say "r
out er". When I see something like "Route 66" I think I usually go with "r
oot", but not always, or maybe I only think that because of the "r
oot 66" song being mentioned in this thread. If I was going to say something like "the route that I took to get there," then I would think "r
out"
Normally, the only time that I think of route or router being pronounced as r
oot or r
ooter would be if i was conversing with someone that normally spoke British English vs American English.
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