Haitch Or Aitch?

[piggynose]

According to google I say haitch not cuz i am thick, but due to my Irish origins.
Over to you.

[bookbinder]

aitch

[jno]

yes, it seems to be a regional thing.

[bookbinder]

https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/aitch

[Old_Geezer]

You can't be that thick if you know ;-D

[naomi24]

Aitch.

[ladybirder]

Aitch.

[piggynose]

17.07, og, I didn't know there were two ways of pronouncing it until I took a look at the UC thread! Ah well you live and learn!

[johnny.5]

capital 'A'

[gingejbee]

Definitely aitch.
The Irish also say "fil-um" for "film" and lots more oddities, no doubt!

[bookbinder]

Thank you, gingejbee, for your contribution. Perhaps we can wave aitch goodbye, and move on to other, equally important, matters?

[jno]

epenthesis isn't that unusual. Even the English say thunder where their ancestors managed with thunor, and hampster rather than hamster has made its way into some dictionaries.

[piggynose]

Epenthesis?