No. They aren't saying that "age" sounds like 'h'. They're just close enough that any acoustic imperfections in the room (or the body of either person) could cause one to be misheard as the other.
A-g (age)
A-ch (H)
Ache doesn't sound like H, it sounds like ake. When we say age it sounds like eidg, which might sound somewhat similar to aitch.
That makes no sense.
The word 'age' kinda sounds like the letter H. Which is why the patient spelt put the rest of thier first name instead of stating hiw old they are.
Took me a minute to get, but figured I'd help others get the joke cause it got a chuckle out of me once I did.
Who uses that?
Nobody. The patient misheard.
What accent is that?
Old person
I don't get it
Patient thought doc was spelling his name
But why? Is there some kind of reference to something I'm missing?
You're not supposed to soak your memes in water.
sniffs
Its not water. It's chlorof...
This is stupid, silly and somehow still funny.
This might be the worst joke I have ever seen, and that's if it even works.
Age = H
For those downvoting
Do Americans pronounce age ache then?
No. They aren't saying that "age" sounds like 'h'. They're just close enough that any acoustic imperfections in the room (or the body of either person) could cause one to be misheard as the other.
A-g (age)
A-ch (H)
Ache doesn't sound like H, it sounds like ake. When we say age it sounds like eidg, which might sound somewhat similar to aitch.
That makes no sense.
The word 'age' kinda sounds like the letter H. Which is why the patient spelt put the rest of thier first name instead of stating hiw old they are.
Took me a minute to get, but figured I'd help others get the joke cause it got a chuckle out of me once I did.
Who uses that?
Nobody. The patient misheard.
What accent is that?
Old person