How do you pronounce 'route', and how do you pronounce 'router'?

How do you pronounce 'route', and how do you pronounce 'router'?

I'm German, I call it "rooter", even though it would technically wrong, I guess.

route like route
router like router with with r after route

root and rowter

lootah

rowt and rowter

I'm french so for me it's

route with /ou/ as in pool
same for router.

I'm from the UK so I say root and rooter but I actually prefer the American way of pronouncing it.

However I can't stand how Americans pronounce niche. Wtf is wrong with you people?!

root and modem

I'm from Russia, I studied the British English, I say root and roota.

rowut and rawtah.

What's it like being a rusky? Like general day to day life... political concerns, fear of corruption, how much you agree with your government, quality of living. That stuff.

Objectively speaking, do you think Americans have it better off? I literally don't know what it's like. As I get older I'm starting to think that some of the horror stories I've heard about Russia were over-exaggerated or borderline propaganda. -- I'm no Trump supporter or a conspiracy theorist moron btw. I'm genuinely curious.

Everyone thinks Americans have it better off. Most just deny it because they don't want to admit their lives suck.

that's totally nitch m8!!

it looks like you found your neeesh

This

I love how European people say it. Never change!

Route is "rowt" and router is "rowter"

How the fuck do you pronounce it then? I pronounce it neesh

Literraly a french word. It's pronounced root.

As a southerner i say ratter for router

I think they pronounce it knitch, like knitting and the beginning of cheese.

This. MD reporting.

Muh nigga. Alabamian here.

ITS A FUCKING
RA-OUT-ER
IT RA-OUT-S DATA

FUCKING RETARDS IN THIS THREAD HOLY FUCK

root
rooter

Rowter

yes this

Route rhymes with hoot but router rhymes with outer.

rout the router route

finally, someone else that gets that MD is the south. our state line to the north is literally the fucking mason-dixon.

why-fye bawx

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