WRAG pronunciation

A small point but – do you talk about WRAG as “rag”, with a silent W as in “wrangle” or do you spell out the letter, “W-R-A-G” or something else?

carruthers wrote:

A small point but – do you talk about WRAG as “rag”, with a silent W as in “wrangle” or do you spell out the letter, “W-R-A-G” or something else?

Hi

As its the season of goodwill, I will allow your post! Personally I pronounce it 'RAG' silent W.

Hi,

Or if you are Jonathan Ross, you pronounce it WAG, The Work Welated Activity Group, WWAG.

Well it is nearly Xmas.

bro58

bro58 wrote:

Hi,

Or if you are Jonathan Ross, you pronounce it WAG, The Work Welated Activity Group, WWAG.

Well it is nearly Xmas.

bro58

Bro58

Have you been on the cooking sherry already! In fact there's a few names I could give this delightful benefit, one certainly starts with "W"

M

michaelg wrote:

bro58 wrote:

Hi,

Or if you are Jonathan Ross, you pronounce it WAG, The Work Welated Activity Group, WWAG.

Well it is nearly Xmas.

bro58

Bro58

Have you been on the cooking sherry already! In fact there's a few names I could give this delightful benefit, one certainly starts with "W"

M

Michael,

It doesn't have to be anything as strong as that, chocolate liqueurs get me tipsy.

bro58

bro58 wrote:

michaelg wrote:

bro58 wrote:

Hi,

Or if you are Jonathan Ross, you pronounce it WAG, The Work Welated Activity Group, WWAG.

Well it is nearly Xmas.

bro58

Bro58

Have you been on the cooking sherry already! In fact there's a few names I could give this delightful benefit, one certainly starts with "W"

M

Michael,

It doesn't have to be anything as strong as that, chocolate liqueurs get me tipsy.

bro58

Ha! Ha! In that case I might take you for a night out