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HMFindlay Posted 20 years ago
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Brit Alert! : H-Factor
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In standard English and (on the whole) in southern English, people say "aitch"; but in northern English, you often hear "haitch".
(And in Northern Ireland, Protestants usually say "aitch", and Catholics "haitch".)
MrP
(And in Northern Ireland, Protestants usually say "aitch", and Catholics "haitch".)
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