How do you pronounce 'polygonal'?

TO CLEAR IT UP: I pronounce puh-ligger-null the same way as puh-lig-a-null, so if you're saying the latter pick B.

Liggernull what

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

Pah-lig-ah-null

I choose B, except without the strangely placed "r" in there.

Polly-Gonna-RapeYou

Poh-li-gon-all.

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

There's no R in polygonal.

" There's no R in polygonal. "

B is a speech impediment. Heavy Boston accent or a disability.

" @4thHorseman said:

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

So, you're pretty much saying B, then? "

poly gonal 
 
i also say diagonal die agonal

" B is a speech impediment. Heavy Boston accent or a disability. "

" @Video_Game_King said:

" There's no R in polygonal. "

There's no U or H, either.  Unless you and JJ are saying you say puh-lig-null? "

" Polly-Gonna-RapeYou "

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

" @4thHorseman said:

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

This, so none of the above. "

" Pah-lig-ah-null "

" I choose B, except without the strangely placed "r" in there. "

Po-lig-on-al

" I actually looked it up, and puh-lig-a-null is the right pronunciation, which I find to be crap. By that logic, 3D games use puh-lig-uns. "

LIGGERnul adds an R in the middle that shouldnt be there. Brits are so fond of adding Rs that aren't there. Like President Obamer. Damn Brits cant even speak their own language properly. 

" LIGGERnul adds an R in the middle that shouldnt be there. Brits are so fond of adding Rs that aren't there. Like President Obamer. Damn Brits cant even speak their own language properly.  "

" @4thHorseman said:

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

"

" Pah-lig-ah-null "

puh-lig-a-null.

I pronounce it as Poh-tay-toe. Or B according to the poll.

What the fuck is B.?  Holy crap, never knew someone could pronounce the word like that.  I pronounce it "polly-gonnal", probably because that's how the pronunciation resembles in French and Spanish.

Puh  lig uh nul
 
Thats how.

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

B.

" @buzz_clik said:

" @Video_Game_King said:

" There's no R in polygonal. "

There's no U or H, either.  Unless you and JJ are saying you say puh-lig-null? "

I actually looked it up, and puh-lig-a-null is the right pronunciation, which I find to be crap. By that logic, 3D games use puh-lig-uns. "

" LIGGERnul adds an R in the middle that shouldnt be there. Brits are so fond of adding Rs that aren't there. Like President Obamer. Damn Brits cant even speak their own language properly.  "

Ligger, please, puh-lig-a-null is obviously correct. 

puh-lig-a-null

" @4thHorseman said:

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

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" @GIVEMEREPLAY said:

" LIGGERnul adds an R in the middle that shouldnt be there. Brits are so fond of adding Rs that aren't there. Like President Obamer. Damn Brits cant even speak their own language properly.  "

I'm not a Brit, if that's what you're inferring. Not that there's anything wrong with that.  The irony is that Americans overpronounce the R when speaking, and that's what's causing people to get confused with the way I say it. I, as an Australian, say "ligger" the exact same way I'd say "ligguh" or "liggah". Basically, the people who are saying puh-lig-a-nul (or any variant) are saying it the same way as I am, with allowance for their local dialect. "

" You are hereby absolved. "

Paul-E-Gone-al

" @4thHorseman said:

" Puh-Lig-A-Nul.  Least, that's how I do it. "

"

Hehehe, option B is slightly racist the way I see it...

" @GIVEMEREPLAY said: 

" LIGGERnul adds an R in the middle that shouldnt be there. Brits are so fond of adding Rs that aren't there. Like President Obamer. Damn Brits cant even speak their own language properly.  "

I suppose it's similar to some other languages like French in that a vowel ending a word directly preceding a vowel beginning a word gets an extra r thrown in there to help separate the words' sounds.  
 
Examples:  President Obama was at the White House today.  President Obamer is at the White House today.
 
 I suppose French does it with certain other letters like ones that are there but might not get pronounced otherwise; that's the gist of it though.  BTW, puh-ligg-uh-null is how I say it.   "

" @GIVEMEREPLAY said: 

" LIGGERnul adds an R in the middle that shouldnt be there. Brits are so fond of adding Rs that aren't there. Like President Obamer. Damn Brits cant even speak their own language properly.  "

I'm not a Brit, if that's what you're inferring. Not that there's anything wrong with that.  The irony is that Americans overpronounce the R when speaking, and that's what's causing people to get confused with the way I say it. I, as an Australian, say "ligger" the exact same way I'd say "ligguh" or "liggah". Basically, the people who are saying puh-lig-a-nul (or any variant) are saying it the same way as I am, with allowance for their local dialect. "

" Hehehe, option B is slightly racist the way I see it... "

" Which seems more like a failure of the Australian accent than anything. Slurring different letters into the same sound leaves you with less options and more confusion when it comes to word choice. "

" @GIVEMEREPLAY said:

" Which seems more like a failure of the Australian accent than anything. Slurring different letters into the same sound leaves you with less options and more confusion when it comes to word choice. "

Believe me, there's no confusion nor failure. We don't 'slur' (unless we're drunk, which is all of the time), we just have a different accent. "

paul - e - gone - al
I live in California, everyone pronounces it like that here. I guess it's just a cultural thing.
 
EDIT - actually, on second thought, I think it's more like paul - e - go - nal. So, I guess that's inbetween A and B...I don't know...
 
SECOND EDIT - fuck, the more and more I say it over and over again, I can't tell which one is right/which one I usually say XD. I've never used the word since I took Geometry, I don't remember lol. You should just skip my post haha
 
THIRD EDIT - okay, I think B sounds right without the random R. pol - i - go - nal. Yeah, that's it. Sorry for my self conflicting post...