Almonds

Oh I wrote it up wrongly earlier. Ahmonds.

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Cambridge English Dictionary. The L is silent in English but Americans sound the L.

dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/almond

Looks like American pronunciation may include L but not English. Neither says it with R!

kittylester

Now seem to be called 'Almonds' rather than the 'Armonds' I have always known them.

When did that happen? Or is it just ne?

It's us! 😁

It must be a Midlands pronunciation.

Never heard of Armonds?
Almonds to me.. As in Al..monds, no silent L in my part of the world.

I've always pronounced them "ahmonds"with silent L.

The L is usually silent in almonds but may depend on where you live.

I'm confused. When were they ever called 'armonds'?

My husband says almonds and I say armonds. Obviously he is wrong 😃

Armonds in the North East.

Almonds for me too.

Always armonds to me - East Anglia.

Always almonds, and I have lived in Wales and the Home Counties.