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Post by Doghouse6 on Jan 21, 2018 23:16:44 GMT
Doghouse6 Same English friend (the Welch's grape one ) had a laughing fit when I pronounced Tintagel Castle as Tint-a-gel. Seems it's supposed to be Tin- ta-jell. I had only seen it in print and had never heard the word spoken. BUT he was "gotten back" when he was asked to pronounce the New York town of Mamaroneck. He said, as if easy as pie, Mama-ro-neck. It's actually Ma-mare-o-neck. 
I know some USA folks who say shed-yule. UGH 
Wait till the folks in Shen-neck-tah-dee hear about that! Honestly, those English: they act like they invented the language.
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