I say po-tay-to, you say po-taw-to?

[Flintlock]

I only say 'po-taw-to' when I'm trying to annoy someone

 

[storealex]

I say kartoffel

 

[raen]

Potaetoe very few times, usually i say batata

 

[Amenhotep7]

I've heard a few people say taw.

 

[Paradigne]

Po-taw-to is reservered for people who say Jengis Kahn

 

[King Alexander]

How about freedom-toes. or Pat-triot-toes.

I just say patate ( Hey monique, apporte les patates)

Almost like I call them: patata(singular) - patates(plural).

 

[Rik Meleet]

aard-ap-pel

 

[Chairman Meow]

The options are "potatoe" spelled phoneticlally.

That's just what Dan Quayle calls them.

I prefer "potato."

 

[PantheraTigris2]

I say 'Po-TAE-toe' just like everyone else. I have never heard of anyone that actually seriously says 'Po-TAH-toe' on a regular basis.

 

[LLXerxes]

Poe-tae-toe
i've never used teh other way. I often just call em spuds or taters

 

[Stapel]

I was taught British English, and thus say Po-tah-toe.

And I also say Privacy, with the i pronounced like the i in lip or kiss.

And I also like to play the glorious game of Civilisation, and prefer to build harbours, instead of harbors.

 

[Amenhotep7]

@Stapel

You spelled "harbor" wrong.

I think I'm going to open up a thread. "Which is superior? British spelling, or American spelling?"

 

[stormbind]

I prefer it if you call it International spelling vs. American spelling

Though, most internationals seem to prefer calling it Commonwealth spelling, so I guess you cannot please everyone

 

[Rik Meleet]

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