How do you pronunce "grognard"?

[ThrorII]

I've always pronounced it "Grog-nard", but then I also say "Mee-lee" instead of "may-lay", so what do I know....

 

[Yora]

You pronounce it grognard, because in this context it's an American word and Americans pronounce all foreign words wrong.
(Sorry, but you all know it's true. )

 

[damiller]

I've always pronounced it (spelling it phonetically mind you) grow-nard(s). Maybe thats why when I say it people wonder what I am trying to say.

 

[HaroldTheHobbit]

I can't give up pronouncing it as a pirate noun with focus on GROG-naard, as in "fetch the grognard and man the sails, ye bastards!".

 

[aco175]

I've always pronounced it "Grog-nard", but then I also say "Mee-lee" instead of "may-lay", so what do I know....

What does it say about me who says MAY-lee.

 

[ART!]

"GROG nard", almost like it's two words, and almost with the same emphasis on both syllables.

It never occurred to me there was any other way to pronounce it.

 

[ART!]

What does it say about me who says MAY-lee.

I've always gone with "meh-LEE", so...?

 

[RealAlHazred]

"I choose option 5..."
"Three, sir!"
"... Option 3!"

And while we're on the subject of language, it's pronounced "row" to rhyme with "drow", not "row" to rhyme with "drow"! People need to get their language straight!

 

[Ulfgeir]

For me it is a mix between 1 and 2. Start with the Grog-part from 1, continue with an unstressed version of nard from 2.

And started playing back in 1984, so , kind of a grognard.

 

[GuyBoy]

When I’m in UK or USA, option two.
Quand je suis en France, l’option trois.