Nevrmore wrote:There is no existing accent that excises complete syllables from words and phrases.
May I refer you to Yorkshire?
Nevrmore wrote:There is no existing accent that excises complete syllables from words and phrases.
Nevrmore wrote:In a similar vein, only transmogrified to my home state of Louisiana, I hate people who think that the colloquial pronunciation of New Orleans is "N'awlins." Not even the most cajun of cajuns pronounces it "N'awlins." There is no existing accent that excises complete syllables from words and phrases.
madAlric wrote:My 6th grade teacher was from New Orleans. She pronounced it "N'Orleans," dropping the end of "new," and merging it with "Orleans." She also pronounced "Louisiana" as "Leesiana," dropping excatly one syllable.
Gobukiller wrote:No, the correct way to pronounce New Orleans is "Nu-voh Or-lee-own" :p
Gobukiller wrote:My French teacher disagrees... But it's been a while, I could be wrong...
Gobukiller wrote:Fuck it, I'll just pronounce it "Nogabannabooboton"
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