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They both sound the same
I say both o’s rhyming with toe
Depends on whether it’s preceded by Volkswagen or succeeded by “with Tarquin and Benedict”
Is this a wind up? There’s no difference between “pole” and “toe”.
Do you otherwise have similar accents? And, how might you describe your accent(s)?
In my case, I’d say, for me (S.E./E. England), both the <o>s in <polo> are pronounced with the TOE vowel.
Po, as in the Teletubbie…then lo like low
This is obviously a wind up.
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The “o” sound is the same as “tomato”
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Mostly read it as Polow but it probably should be more like Apollo.
The mint or the car? I’d pronounce the former like “toe”, and the latter like “pole”.
PO-LOW
not
POLL-O
The mint, the car or the sport?
All three are pronounced differently.
If someone pronounces it o like pole, they need speech therapy.