Ts

Oh yes the 'sh' thing. Carol Vorderman describes things as 'shooj' instead of huge.

I shall never forget a BBC announcer inviting us to watch Queen Elizabeff's funeral.

Oldbat1

Catladyuk in Northern Ireland troubles folk had to be very careful with “aitch” and haitch. Aitch pronounciation is Protestant and haitch is Catholic.

Good grief!

catladyuk

also aitch as haitch!

it is haitch in ireland, and some parts of uk.

Catladyuk in Northern Ireland troubles folk had to be very careful with “aitch” and haitch. Aitch pronounciation is Protestant and haitch is Catholic.

I heard a BBC weather presenter refer several times to the shumid weather during the week.

When my son was little he used f instead of th. I taught him the difference, showing him where to place his tongue to make the th sound.
Dropping the t from words is, in my opinion, sloppy speech. There is no need for it!

Oh yes, that one too catladyuk.

also aitch as haitch!

My pet hate is when people pronounce 'th' as a 'f'. He frew the ball; one two free etc. and dropping t's is equally annoying watermeadow