Sandwich Pronunciation?

I say sangwich.


What say you?

Tony:
I think I mostly use the UK pronunciation...I think it 'flows' more evenly (sanwich...w/ a silent 'd'. Actually, we don’t really pronounce letters...we 'read' them because some of us have a 'habit' of pronouncing sounds).

Listen: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/sandwich
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Sammich

I am from Ohio, and we produce words properly. Now, pass me a pop.

sand...wich.
P, B, and J, sand...wich.

The pause is important.

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cleanshaved said:

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That's not even a proper nose, it's polystyrene

AsureDawn said:

sand...wich.
P, B, and J, sand...wich.

The pause is important.

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+1

I just usually call it by the ingredients. like Ham & Swiss on Rye, or Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato, or Grilled Cheese ... and leave the word "sandwich" to be understood in context without having to say it out loud.

Sand-witch

sam-itch.. its a brooklyn thing.

Sammidge. Always. Now. Forever.

"Sanwich". Except for Barbecue inspired sandwiches. Then they're called "sammies".

Sammich as in HEY... make me a Sammich!

Sanwich. The d is silent.

Sandwidge

Sanwitch...
Or sometimes "sub"

sam-witch(which) or grinder depending on the specific one i want, my favorite, a BLT with mayo, cucs, pickels, and banana peppers.

I'm with the "D is silent" crowd.

I don't really care. Now the taste on the other hand.....

"Sangwich"? What is the origin or basis for that pronunciation? I've never heard that one before and it doesn't make sense to me.

I alternate between "sand-witch" and "san-witch" but most often pronounce it the latter way.