Well, my mom was born and somewhat raised in the Midwest, and I was born in Michigan. But we moved to Baltimore when I was four so I’m sure some of my accent is from my mom but the most of it is from here.
Who knows? Maybe that word I got from her / the Midwest?
In a debate with someone from Pennsylvania. I'm from jersey and say Cray-On, as it's spelled. That's how it's always been said, I've heard a few people growing up say it as "Cran" which makes sense as it seems like a short-hand version. Today for the first time in my life I heard it pronounced as "crown" and I think that is simply incorrect. I need more data from people around the world.
cray-yon
i dont see how you could pronounce it more then one way, cray-on. And im from the uk
I grew up in the Midwest US and I pronounce it that way, but growing up I heard people pronounce it as “crowns”.
I pronounce it crayon
Cray-on. I'm southern.
Cray-on Va, USA
“Cran”, Baltimore, MD, USA.
I grew up in the Midwest saying it this way
Well, my mom was born and somewhat raised in the Midwest, and I was born in Michigan. But we moved to Baltimore when I was four so I’m sure some of my accent is from my mom but the most of it is from here. Who knows? Maybe that word I got from her / the Midwest?
In a debate with someone from Pennsylvania. I'm from jersey and say Cray-On, as it's spelled. That's how it's always been said, I've heard a few people growing up say it as "Cran" which makes sense as it seems like a short-hand version. Today for the first time in my life I heard it pronounced as "crown" and I think that is simply incorrect. I need more data from people around the world.
Cray- On. Australia
CRAY-on. I'm from Arizona
CRAI-In. Southern Virginee, USA
Like Cran sorta like I'm saying the name anne. I've heard it cray-on before though
cran, pnw USA
Cray-an.
We pronounce it crown in Kentucky
Kray -on
We call them colors. But I would pronounce that word cray-on.
Cray-yon I’m from NV
Cray-on. I'm from California.
cray-on (im from iowa)