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anyone who says tomayto needs to be eaten by the bugblatter beast of traal

it is tomarto and that's the end of it

toe-may-toe....kinda like po-tay-toe... mash 'em, fry 'em, stick 'em in a stew..

My 18-Wheeler shall demolish your Juggernauts..

I say tomayto. Deal with it.

toe-mahhh-toe

nyanftw wrote:toe-mahhh-toe

Thats if you're in Boston.

Frook because of you and this topic I was at work the other day and I kept saying things like "Larby" instead of Lobby and "tomarto" instead of tomato...You would not believe how ridiculous I sounded!!! . . . And I got laughed at. . . Tomato does not have an R in it therefore it is toe-may-toe. End. Of. Story.

The Angel wrote:Frook because of you and this topic I was at work the other day and I kept saying things like "Larby" instead of Lobby and "tomarto" instead of tomato...You would not believe how ridiculous I sounded!!! . . . And I got laughed at. . . Tomato does not have an R in it therefore it is toe-may-toe. End. Of. Story.

then how do you pronounce words like "calm" ? there's no R in that either

I say to-maa-to although there is no double a, it's sounds and is accurate to me.

meiguorach wrote:toe-may-toe....kinda like po-tay-toe... mash 'em, fry 'em, stick 'em in a stew..

I say here, the m and a and t and a is the difference. m and ay don't go well together. I reckon po tay sounds better but to-ma sounds great. To may sounds very weird.

I pronounce it TOM-uh-toe.