Yes, Theo, but you’ll have to admit that midwest accent could be tough to get through sometimes.
ElFields- the sound of the word is one of the wonders of CO. The words sounds as you will it to sound. It is a soul-full sound and comes directly from your soul- and each soul is unique. The word can have different sounds in different contexts- annoyed, baffled, lost, any and all of these.
Mine sounds like “nyerhe”.

What a pot head, heh.

Take one four-year-old, ask him or her if she wants to go to the dentist. Then you will hear a NYERHE.

Ya, really, it’s pronounced how it’s spelled. One syllable – like “nyet” only with an “erhe” instead of an “et”.

El Fields, it’s not really a word. It’s more of a grunt of effort, and the last syllable (the last ‘e’) is the is that last little aspirated breath when you give up.

Well, I’ve been saying it out loud for you, why isn’t it helping?

Yeah, but. I guess I’m having a hard time figuring out the phonetics. Ny(rhymes with guy)erh(rhymes with purr)e(silent)?

um… OK… El Fields, you pretty much say it like “nyerhe”.

(oh, and the second “e” is silent)

Hahaha… you guys are hilarious. And I love how the dog’s eye is all smooshed shut. (El Fields, I’ve been wondering that, too!)

I’ve been meaning to ask this forever. Can someone PLEASE tell me the correct pronounciation of ‘nyerhe’?