A Quick Overview Of Marylebone. 'Marylebone' is in central London. It is sometimes written Mary-le-bone, but that brings you no closer to knowing how to pronounce it. Another quirk of the English tongue. Some people pronounce 'bone' like 'bone', and others use more of a neutral vowel on this syllable which renders it closer to 'bun'.

08/12/2019 · How to say Marylebone in English? Pronunciation of Marylebone with 4 audio pronunciations, 1 meaning, 3 translations, 15 sentences and more for Marylebone.

17/05/2014 · ‘Take a trip to Marylebone station,’ chanted my husband. ‘Do not pass Go. Do not collect £200.’ I had been to the station to take the rather nice Chiltern Railways train to …

Marylebone is marri li bone and some people virtually miss out the middle vowel and say marrlbone. Perhaps others will have a better way of explaining it

17/05/2014 · En route I had developed doubts, not about my destination, but about the pronunciation of Marylebone. I’ve always said marry-bun, with the vowel of bun indeterminate. But a taxi driver and a ticket collector had said marly-bun. So, back at home, I turned to How to Pronounce It by Alan S.C. Ross, the man who invented U and non-U, but a proper ...

Pronounce the word marylebone.By typing or pasting a word or text in the text box, then clicking on the 'Speak' button, you are able to hear the correct pronunciation in British English (UK).You can also choose a male voice or a female voice as well as the language: United States English, United Kingdom English or Australian English. So, you can hear the different pronunciations.

Marylebone is marri li bone and some people virtually miss out the middle vowel and say marrlbone. Perhaps others will have a better way of explaining it

15/08/2014 · The way you pronounce Marylebone has been a famous marker of social class or education for at least 200 years. (You can find references in literature if you want to research it). Upper class or educated say: "Marley-bun". Working class say: "Marruh-bun". Lower middle class/non-U or uneducated (and non-Londoners) say: "Marry-luh-bone".