I've lived a fair amount of places around the country and even overseas - and gyro is one of those words that is pronounced differently everywhere.
Since you grew up with Greek alphabets and all, please settle this once and for all for me - as I have been 'corrected' from any of these pronounciations to one of the others and at this point when I want a gyro, I just point for fear of saying it wrong.
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I've lived a fair amount of places around the country and even overseas - and gyro is one of those words that is pronounced differently everywhere.
Since you grew up with Greek alphabets and all, please settle this once and for all for me - as I have been 'corrected' from any of these pronounciations to one of the others and at this point when I want a gyro, I just point for fear of saying it wrong.
Is it:
JEE-ro
GEE-ro (hard G)
JIE-ro (long I)
or GUY-ro?