How do Americans pronounce ''sorry''

I pronounce this word as [sa:ri:] The pronunciation [so:ri:] sounds Canadian to me. ''sorry'' and ''lorry'' don't rhyme when I say them.

They rhyme when I say them ([sori(:)] and [lori(:)]) but I'm not American.

[sa:ri:] verses [lo:ri:]

i'm from chile..... we speak spanish here. but we say "sorry" for both "excuse me" and "sorry".... hahahaha, we also pronouce the "R" as in "hour" like soft... sori or sorry

I am American. I pronounce "sorry" [so:ri] and [lo:ri].

I am indonesian. I pronounce "sorry" [so:ri].

I'm American, up in Minnesota to be precise, and I pronounce sorry [sa:ri] like Steve. :)

I'm Polish, I pronouce sorry [so:ri]

I say /sori/

Saw-Ree

As a Western Canadian, I say
sore-ee
I thought it derived from the word "sore"
Sore as in the sense of being pained or injured.
For example, "I am still sore about being insulted"
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Regards, Paul

Where are the Americans from who don't pronounce "sorry" as
/sa:ri:/ I didn't think there was too much regional variation on that word in this country.

Paul said: « I thought it derived from the word "sore" »

As a matter of fact, you are right.

”SORRY
[ETYMOLOGY: Old English sarig; related to Old High German serag; see sore].”

http://www.wordreference.com/english/definition.asp?en=sorry


”SORE
[ETYMOLOGY: Old English sar; related to Old Norse sarr, Old High German ser, Gothic sair sore, Latin saevus angry]”

http://www.wordreference.com/english/definition.asp?en=sore

New question, Do you pronounce ''sorry'' and ''sorrow'' with the same vowel sound? I do

Sorry-[sa:ri:]
sorrow-[sa:rOu]

I pronounce them the same as you, Steve.