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    Default LAW-yer, LOY-yer, other?

    I'm sure for many of us... it depends on where we were born and raised. I say it one way. My wife says it another. How do you guys pronounce lawyer?

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    Liar

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    Quote Originally Posted by SSChameleon View Post
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    ^^^ This.
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    Loy-yer.

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    Attorney, usually.

    Or, when in casual company, LOY-yer.

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    Esquire

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    Default LAW-yer, LOY-yer, other?

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    Lmao


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    In Britain, they call them solicitors. Which is funny, because here in the colonies, solicitation is a criminal offense with implications of prostitution. :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dingo View Post
    In Britain, they call them solicitors. Which is funny, because here in the colonies, solicitation is a criminal offense with implications of prostitution. :-)
    some are solicitors in Britain, some are barristers. Of course, here in the colonies, we also have a Solicitor General of the United States. Supreme Court Justice Kagan was Solicitor General before being appointed to the court.

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    LAW-yer. You know, because they (allegedly) practice LAW and not LOY. Californians used to make fun of me for pronouncing it correctly. I was born and raised near Galveston though, so half the shit I say is pronounced weird and usually has a couple extra Rs thrown in for good measure.
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