I looked it up and apparently gaoler is pronounced the same way as jailer which somehow makes me angry but such is life in the English language. Would still pronounce it as gow-lur
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I looked it up and apparently gaoler is pronounced the same way as jailer which somehow makes me angry but such is life in the English language. Would still pronounce it as gow-lur
I knew gaol was an old English word for jail but never looked up its pronunciation until today. It's actually pronounced jail. Jailer is the dictionary pronunciation for gaoler!
So now I'm working on retraining my brain to think jailer instead gay-o-ler and feeling vaguely betrayed by the English language
So now I'm working on retraining my brain to think jailer instead gay-o-ler and feeling vaguely betrayed by the English language
I knew gaol was an old English word for jail but never looked up its pronunciation until today. It's actually pronounced jail. Jailer is the dictionary pronunciation for gaoler!
So now I'm working on retraining my brain to think jailer instead gay-o-ler and feeling vaguely betrayed by the English language
So now I'm working on retraining my brain to think jailer instead gay-o-ler and feeling vaguely betrayed by the English language
Gaol is just a fancy way to spell jail from ye' olden days. It's hard to accept for me, but das how it is.
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Gaol is just a fancy way to spell jail from ye' olden days. It's hard to accept for me, but das how it is.
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I pronounce it [jail-er] because "Gaol" is just another word for "Jail" and it's pronounced exactly the same.
Plus, the Gaolers are literal gaolers/jailers.
Plus, the Gaolers are literal gaolers/jailers.
I pronounce it [jail-er] because "Gaol" is just another word for "Jail" and it's pronounced exactly the same.
Plus, the Gaolers are literal gaolers/jailers.
Plus, the Gaolers are literal gaolers/jailers.