I usually say "our" as "are", too.
Who here pronounces "our" as "are"?
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I do, I don't know anyone who says "ow-er" in this region, Wales. I think saying "ow-er" is a Northern thing is it not? Please correct me if I am wrong :)
It depends. I say "our" like "are" when it's not stressed. However I sometimes say "our" like in "hour" when I wanna stress it. But most of the time even when stressed, it's "are" to me. :)
Yeah, I'd say that [æʊ] (rhyming with "cow", no consonant) is predominant in Australia. That's what I say.
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