How do you pronounce the word "Envelope"?

Actually, I pronounce it "ahn-VELL-oh-pay." And by the way, it's not "eye-ell-jay," it's pronounced "ilge."

I'm very tired today, can you tell?

ENVELOPE

in vel up

envelope

"N"velope

Envelope

My brother-in-law said "ONchilada" until I chastised him.

Both

to-mah-to

What is the point of this survey?

It has the same point as any other survey: To find out what other people do or think.

I think I say both, but I'm not entirely sure.

Aaaahhh!
When I first read this I was sure I always said Envelope. Then I read it again and a small grain of doubt appeared. Now it's a huge pearl of uncertainty!

You know.. now that I think of it- I say both as well.

I'm the same way with "Either" I normally say "I-ther" but there are times when I catch myself saying "E-ther*.. which annoys me.

They- When I asked what the point of this survey was, I only wanted to know if the creator had any special reasoning behind it or if they were just curious? I was not trying to be rude.

ahn-velope

Jolly: Sorry. I heard someone say Onvelope the other day and wondered how many others say it. That's all .

schwa-nvelope.

I don't speak another language other than English, but I have always pronounced it "Onvelope"...

Then there's also the variation of the word which means "to surround," which I pronounce differently from either of those.

Avocado: That's spelled differently (envelop).

en-VEL-op :)

Using the Associated Press's pronunciation guide, I pronounce it:
"AHN-vuh-LOHP"

I thought about using actual pronunciations.. but then I thought people might still have their own.. so I decided to take the simple route/roote.

THEY- IS THIS HOW YOU THOUGHT MOST PEOPLE WOULD ANSWER?

Jolly: yup.

jolly is your Caps Lock STUCK?

magbast- I spilt water on my keyboard and some of my keys would not work so thats why I was writing in caps lock. After I got a new keyboard I put the caps lock on because it just became a habit.

Weird the things you people want to know about us. You a little bored by any chance?

ONchilada, ha! but wouldn't that be ONchiladas - I'm always confused by the s's that are added to Mexican food. I'm afraid to order Fajitas, because all I really want is one Fajita.

bill: That's not nearly as confusing as how the word "manicotti," when spoken by someone who considers themselves Italian, becomes man-uh-GOT. It does amuse me however, when ordering after someone who pronounces it that way, to order a plate of "spaghet" or "zeet" or "raviol."

I say "onvelope" if I'm being smarmy.