how to pronounce tomato

hey this is really random but I'm just really bored so yea lol
how would you pronounce the word "tomato"???
do u say to-may-toe
or to-maa-toe
or some other random thing lol

 

To-maa-toe is how most aussie's say it, and the former is how americans say it.

Despite my accent, it's one of the few words I prefer the aussie way (or whatever our way originated from)

 

you say to-may-toe, i said to-ma-toe.

 

Regardless...

I consider the tomato a fruit than a vegetable, I mean, all those seeds...the taste...


Fruit to me.

 

you dont need to consider, tomato is a fruit, but used commonly as a vegetable.

 

...and there goes my debate.

TOM-A-TOE

(This is how people tell me I say it )

 

how can you use a fruit as a vegetable? thats like saying you use a dictionary to help you with your math homework.

 

I seen debates, looks at the tomato myself...it has fruit characteristics.

 

i've read that post several times and i still cant make heads or tails of it. a tomato (toe-mah-toe) is a fruit, end of discussion.

 

a to-mah-toe is a fruit
and its pronounced like that^
the english way is correct in the english language, americans just like to be different

 

...I thought you were on the veggies side.

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the german way is correct in the german language, the english just like to be different.

the french way is correct in the french language, the germans just like to be different.

the spanish way is correct in the spanish language, the french just like to be different.

etc etc.

 

yes, because the english language is all that is pure and holy...

 

i think you will find americans speak english its nothing like spanish speaking french etc

 

i think you will find that americans speak american english, so it is like spanish speaking french etc

 

someone always tries to show off or be clever, that was a fail.
americans speak english and its quite clear what i meant.

 

Can you clear something up for me, is Queen's English the english that you are speaking now or the english that can be found in your sig. I'm sure you can agree that they are as different if not more so than english and it's americanised cousin.