They're repeating the eighties tv programme called "The Victorian Kitchen Garden" on the television at the moment. We liked that a lot the first time around, and are enjoying it just as much this time. Gentle tv at its finest with a theme that sticks in your head all day.
Anyway, the two old boys who present it use three syllables for the word "vegetables", as in "veg-eh-tables". In our house we use two - "veg-tables".
Right/wrong? Lazy/correct? Generational/regional? Old fashioned/modern?
What do you say?
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