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  • 17:0617:06, 8 January 2023 diff hist +810 Bath, SomersetEdit reverted. If you think [ba(ː)θ] is a more appropriate reflection of the local pronunciation, please add that as the IPA transcription or adjust the template. As previously indicated, I've provided a number of sources to support the initially-stated pronunciation. The fact remains that the initial pronunciation cited is an *extremely* commonly encountered local pronunciation for the locale. Cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newcastle_upon_Tyne for a similar example of regional pronunciation. Tags: Manual revert Visual edit
  • 16:5516:55, 8 January 2023 diff hist +810 Bath, SomersetEdit reverted. I've provided a number of sources to support the stated pronunciations. I've lived by Bath the majority of my life and the primary pronunciation I am citing from the aforementioned sources is the predominant one used throughout the United Kingdom and by a large number of inhabitants in Bath itself. Please open a discussion on the Talk page if you disagree. Tags: Manual revert Reverted Visual edit
  • 15:5915:59, 8 January 2023 diff hist +810 Bath, SomersetI've corrected my edit and would welcome feedback. I note the book cited by the previous editor confirms several acceptable variants of the pronunciation, as does Wiktionary, which gives [ba:θ] (cf. palm/bra/father). This is definitely widely-encountered in the SW (e.g. on local GWR train announcements). Regional pronunciations (also heard in the north of England, see trap-bath split) use <æ(:)> or <a(:)>; the IPA template I've used only accepts <æ>. Tags: Reverted Visual edit

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