>Worcester (WUUS-tər)
>>51959049
>Cockburn (KOH-burn)
>Arkansas (Ark-Kansas)
>>51959105
>Arr-Can-Saw
>Illinois (Illi-noise)
>Gloucester
>"Gloss-ter"
>Derbyshire (Darbishur)
>Islam (Religion of Peace)
>>51959105
delet this
>Des Moines (Deez Mons)
OP (kuh-LOSS-ull-FAG-gut)
>>51959049
Try and guess how to pronounce "Holborn" without looking it up. Bet you can't.
>Wollongong
>Wagga Wagga
>>51959420
Silent 'l', also silent 'r' depending on if your accent is rhotic or not
t. Autistically studied the tube map for no reason in his youth
>the French language
>>51959385
>>51959465
First bit is right, second bit isn't really, and the vowel sounds at peculiar.
As far as I know the correct pronunciation is "hoe-burn". That's what the voice over lady on the tube says anyway.
But obviously these days you will hear many londoners just calling it "hole-born" because they have just moved from the counties and don't know shit.
>Notre dame
>no duh daym
Having flashbacks of being laughed at from mispronouncing this crap
NAWWWLENS
>Haverhill
>(Hay-vrill)
>>51959465
Actually the second bit might be right too, I'm not exactly sure what rhotic means, so I'm sorry if "hoe-burn" is what you meant
>>51959690
Some British accents drop the 'r' sound unless it's followed directly afterwards by a vowel. Those that do drop the 'r' are called non-rhotic accents. Apparently, they're more common in rural areas especially in the south
For example, park gets pronounced as pahk, water is wa-tuh, burn is buhn and so on
I live there desu lads
Wor-ces-ter-shire
>Mountain (maw-n)
>Metal (merool)
>>51959633
I've heard this said as a joke a lot but do locals actually say it like that?
>>51959830
Yes
>>51959750
Ah, yes, just like Tom Meighan from Kasabian does. "You said you were foolish but I saw the genius in pulling the stitches apaaaaaaaaht"
>>51959824
>mirror (meer)
>>51959830
It's fair dinkum m8
>>51959863
>Steak (Stake)
>mfw
>Louisiana (Loo-zee-AH-nah)
>>51959432
Those are retarded Abo names but they are different to the other names posted ITT
Those names are pronounced exactly how'd you think, most Aboriginal names are
t. Resident of a city were majority of suburbs are named after Abo things
Leominster
>>51959830
some do.
>tfw your language's pronuncation is consistent as fug so you don't have to deal with all that shit
bretty good feel t b h
>>51959401
GOT EMMM