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PostPosted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:57 pm 
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Here are some home movies I took (yeah, right):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtprTL66-FY

So that's how you pronounce "Wanaka"!


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Yeah, I had always thought wuh-na-kuh.

Of course when I was in the UK I couldn't pronounce Towcester (let alone Leicester) correctly either.


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Blimey Brandon I'm impressed you've HEARD of Towcester, its about 5 miles from me!

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Wow! What an incredibly beautiful sight!


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TEXANTOMCAT wrote:
Blimey Brandon I'm impressed you've HEARD of Towcester, its about 5 miles from me!

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It is on the way to Silverstone... ;-)

Just because I used to live in Chino doesn't mean I'm not worldly! :lol:


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(let alone Leicester) correctly .


The Leicester in The Common Wealth of Massachusetts is pronounced “Lest-Stir”. With a silent "R" of course.

When taking the train around England we passed Leicester and we thought that was pretty funny because that is where both of my Sister-in-laws lived at the time, one still does.

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I still love this one.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6tJgdquU_M


I think the guy shat his britches!


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TimAPNY wrote:
bdk wrote:
(let alone Leicester) correctly .


The Leicester in The Common Wealth of Massachusetts is pronounced “Lest-Stir”. With a silent "R" of course.
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Same as the UK pronunciation

How about Wooo-est-er-shire sauce :)


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