what rhymes with orange?

as i said earlier, i tend to pronounce orange with a slight aw sound, or even like or-unj as opposed to the dictionaries or-inj

djjd... very Canadian, me too.

I was speaking of English too.
I'd pronounce it like your students: OR ange (the ange, like in change)
But it's certainly wrong...

dj, your AWrange sounds quite a bit like the deep south pronunciation.

Francis, it seems as though your pronunciation, as well as my students, is like the UK.

http://www.wordreference.com/definition/orange

P.S. two syllables, not one. One syllable is hill billy.

We certainly can arrange that..

... jusqu'à ce que quelqu'un derange.

Evidemment!

oar - ange (like as in Ange from Angela)

Solange

I woke up in a cold sweat last night... remembering that I had given the incorrect info...
It's not the Catalan's who gave us the orange but the BASQUES. my bad...
It is a Basque word. I had a slip of memory. This is why the word is so different than the rest of our language.
I was reading about the Basques. They are believe to be the original Europeans and their language is different than all others, a pre-historic language that still has many words for rocks and rock tools.
Anyway, sorry for the mix-up. It was the Catalan's who first adopted the word and thus it began it's travels and adaptation into other languages.
The end.
lol

what does orange rhyme with in French if it is a French word.

foreignge

Blorenge. It's a place in Wales, but you can't have everything.
see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5C8-Y8FGbM

welcome to a2k...that's a clever show