Ey You Arr.

I pronounce it "AUR" of course.

Ay Yew Arr

...but if they renamed it Arch Interactive User Repository or Arch Internet User Repository, I have no problem switching to pronouncing it "eye-urr"

Arr.

I just enjoy feeling like a pirate at any opportunity.

I pronounce it AUR btw.

(In all seriousness I pronounce it like Aura without the 2nd A)

our

A U R. It rolls off the tongue pretty easily.

Like I am a Protoss Zealot giving my life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWRlD0IiFwQ

coming from a language with consistent pronunciation I pronounce it "aur" like other comments said, like "aurum" or like in Portuguese - how it is written)

Like how the Australians say No

English: [ɔ:]. It rhymes with "dinosaur".
Portuguese: [ä'uɾ]. Basically how it's spelled.

In English, Ey-You-Arr.

In Swedish, diphtonged Aw-ur, pretty similar to Our but with a more pronounced aaah sound. A-U-R would be two glottoal stops (Ahh-Uuh-Err) and is pretty uncomfortable to pronounce in Swedish.

In Dutch, au is a fixed diphthong that's part of many of our normal words. /ʌu/... approximately. So that's how I pronounce it... in my head. I don't think I've ever really had reason to say it out loud.

Definitely not like OUR (in the sense of owning from community perspective). No seriously, I pronounce it like most do and say each letter on their own like a pirate.

Ah • R

Ahhhooooer

I have not been initiated into any of this. I'd pronounce it like "aura" without the a, and a longer R

 А У Р

It's the "arrrrrr" matey!

Same way I say arch, but without the ch