How do you pronounce the Led Zeppelin song "D'yer Maker"?

is it da-yer maker

is it die-er maker

is it something else?

Hugh Jorgan, at your Service...2012-04-21T00:46:01Z

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It's pronounced "Jer-Make-ehr". The British pronunciation of Jamaica. The title refers to the reggae influence, and it's also a slang question- "Did You Make Her"- did you sleep with her. Think of how you'd say something like "did your mom come home"- "d'yer mom come home?" So the "D'Yer is like a soft 'D' with a 'jer'

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Anonymous2012-04-21T05:23:37Z

In French it would be pronounced "did-ja mak-uh" But I just say it Dyker Maker, like its spelled

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ChErOkEe2012-04-21T09:18:22Z

its pronounced like jamayker

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?2012-04-21T06:08:22Z

"Do ya make her"

i read Grapes of Wrath & they said "D'yer" in a question implying "Do ya"
just a guess, I really don't know.

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lorenz again2012-04-21T05:13:59Z

it's pronounced like "jamaica"

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