How do you pronounce this tractor name: Bready. Is it pronounced Brady like Marsha Brady or Bready like the word bread with 'e' sound at the end? I've pronounced it the second way. I've heard other people pronounce it that way but I was talking with an older fellow earlier today and we were talking tractors and I mentioned mine and he said he had always thought it as Brady. So that got to wonder. Thought I'd put up for vote here, see what I get.
lol, funny I just posted a pic of (2) of them for sale on ebay yesterday asking if anyone had ever heard of them. Great lil tractors from what everyone is telling me. The way theyr pronounced.....mystery to me. You have any more pics of that one???? I'd like to see more angles of it!!
Are the guy in NJ? If so I'd buy those suckers off ya if I lived any where close. as it is, though not worth the drive. I'm in Ohio. But they are cool little tractors.
Breee dee gets My vote. Just similar to Breading with long E sound, my neighbors name. If we knew the nationality of that name, might find what the word means in native language and might be enough to figure out sounding. G. L. Perry = Pear + eee
I always thought too that it was pronounced Bready as in - Breed + E. Got me curious to how this will turn out.
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