How to pronounce "char" ?

The Red Comet

As in "chart", "charcoal" or "charm."

You can pronounce it however you want. English pronunciation makes no sense anyway.

Char is a valid word, pronounced exactly like it looks. "He charred the wood". Charred is the verb "to char".

Kar

And yet, I say varchar like var-tchar

Four Vagina

byte

Char star rolls off the tongue so nicely.

Like "char" in "character" because that what it's derived from

I like saying "char" so you don't accidentally think I'm talking about a car.

Like charred

Why does the abbreviated word have to be pronounced like the full word it's derived from? That's dumb

Shah!

see-harr

Varchar rhymes

You see, the english language is extremely poor when it comes to distinctions like this: examples like minute and minute are proof that it isn't a very high-level language and thus conventions like the pronounciation of char as in character and char as in charred depend on the speaker and its sociocultural environment.

That being said, it's pronounced like char as in charred

you sound like a fag
but it is char as in charred

And yet because of it's flexibility, ambiguity, and near seamless ability to integrate loanwords, English is the lingua franca. It's the hardest to become fully proficient in, but incredibly piss easy to become passable in. What's going to replace it? Mandarin? Good luck teaching a billion niggos it. You can't half ass Mandarin like you can half ass English.

based

>it's the hardest to become fully proficient in
nha

Just like it sounds.

pic related

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i subvocalize

char in french = pics related

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"character"

or in "Québécois"

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char *charmander = "char";

I don't char, I won't say it that way.

see-aich-arr

>How to pronounce "char" ?
Like character without the acter.

no

Anyone pronouncing it as "car" is retarded.

Full Frontal.

here

"string"

why would anybody pronounce it car?
it's pronounced 'char'

because it's short for character, but it sounds a little weird pronounced like that by itself, like 'car' is similar but more natural-sounding to me
pronouncing it like in charcoal makes no sense, why change the sound of the ch?

ch as in check and ar as in car.

The only correct answer.

t. retard language

languagelet cope

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casval

Worst fucking answer in this thread

shawr

shaar

This, all others are only used by trannies.

Carr or

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like chad but with an R

so chair?

Possibly even more wrong than "car".

"char"

chair

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based

As a native American born in Kansas and raised in by both parents who are scientists...

The real pronunciation is:
Cqkhwaieyr

>not spending the finite amount of time to utter the "acter" part of the word "character"

Just stop breathing when they becomes too much of a time sink.

This

Quattro Bajeena

t'chár

ka

What? It's obviously "Char".

Tschahr

The ancient city of Asus

???

Sensible, character isn't pronounced ch-aracter

snsv?