> If you're British, "scarf" and "giraffe" rhyme.
> In American English, they don't.
They don't rhyme in British English either. Maybe in one of the regional dialects - I think that you could probably force it in a scouse (Liverpool) accent.
They don't rhyme in British English either. Maybe in one of the regional dialects - I think that you could probably force it in a scouse (Liverpool) accent.
But yep if you go oop North then A's become short and giraffe will rhyme with gaffe (like bath and laugh will).