Lately something very trivial has been bothering me, and that is the pronunciation of the word "row". Now, I know how "row" is pronounced in America, like to "row" a boat, but in England when in reference to a quarrel/fight, is it different? Because I'm under the impression that that version of "row" in England is pronounced in the way that rhymes with "now". Or I could be completely wrong. Help...
Yeah, in England it's pronounced RAU (but spelled ROW), meaning a fight or quarrel. Damn, I love British language. It's bloody fuckin cool, innit?
