askchapo

My impression is that com-rad is associated with the USA and com-raid is associated with Britain and Ireland. I'm not sure what the situation is for other English-speaking countries, but if I were to hazard a guess, one pronunciation over the other might be associated with the relative prestige or influence of British and American English for that person, for instance if you learned the word through American media you might pronounce it in an American way. I'm not an expert, though.

I personally say com-rad.

The former. The latter sounds way too Alphinaud Leveilleur and my years of being that much of a twink are behind me

It's pronounced tóngzhì, get used to saying it

however apparently this is contemporary slang for gay in some parts of China

its cumrag. i kiss all my homies on the lips

it's comraid shadow legends

How do you pronounce camaraderie? I’ve never heard anyone say com-ray-dar-e” so I usually go with “com-rad”

none of the antecedent words contain an 'ayd' sound, i am forced to conclude this is some ridiculous RP british problem, and everyone else is doing it normal

I use com-rad.

I seldom say comrade since I'm usually in public settings and have to generally avoid drawing attention.

tavarisch

Just stick with /tʰʊŋ³⁵ ʈ͡ʂʐ̩⁵¹/ honestly. If you accidentally use it on an anti-communist you can just say you thought they were a fellow member of the LGBT community.

(I'm American and say comrad)

Broke: 'comrade'

Bespoke: 'tovarisch comrade'

Either, largely depending on accent.

This country had to be british

I call ppl "tovarshi"

It’s enjoyer

I say "camarade"; though in English I say "com-rad"

ამხანაგი

i'm dyslexic, i'm pronouncing things how they're written. its comrade and no amount of 'correcting' me wil ever do shit sorry ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Cumrag