Also, St. Louis, MO, which the founders probably didn't expect people to pronounce, "Saint Lewis".
I think I pronounce Lewis and Louis almost the same way. What am I missing?
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Also, St. Louis, MO, which the founders probably didn't expect people to pronounce, "Saint Lewis".
I think I pronounce Lewis and Louis almost the same way. What am I missing?
Is Worcester generally pronounced "wooster", or is that a weird NE thing (we're also good at mangling French and Native American words)?
By the reverse, it took me forever to figure out when I heard "sinjun" on various BBC programs, it was "St. John".
it took me forever to figure out when I heard "sinjun" on various BBC programs, it was "St. John".
Me too. I don't think it was until I saw a Jane Eyre production from PBS. Which may have been when I was 16.
Shir, Saint Loo-ee.
Good lord, I hope no one say that typo.
Shir, Saint Loo-ee.
OH!
I just realized I am wearing a skirt that I've had since I was 19. And that was 14 years ago. I guess it is sort of classic?
All my clothes wear out much faster than that.
Hmmm... wait, I think I have a few t-shirts that old.
Looks at only slightly ratty Chucks bought freshman year of college. Does the math. Head explodes.
Well, it is silk. And I don't wear skirts too terribly often.
Is Worcester generally pronounced "wooster", or is that a weird NE thing (we're also good at mangling French and Native American words)?
The british pronounce it wooster