SC - Spanish Stuff

[Margo Farnsworth]

Speaking of Georgia, there is a town in southern GA spelled CAIRO.  That's KAY
ro, if you  are speaking like someone from the area.

Years and years ago I heard this on the radio....

A gentleman needing directions in Kissimmee, Florida stopped into the local
Burger King.  As he was standing outside he pointed to the sign and asked another
gentleman how to pronounce "it".  He was pointing to the sign "Kissimmee" beside
the resturant.  The local looked up at the sign in front of him and
said...Burger   King.

Isabella



Mordonna22 at aol.com wrote:

> Try the name of the town I once lived in.  Pomaria, S.C......pronounced "po
> MAY ree".........Or its neighbor Kinards......pronounced "KIE ners".......If
> you are from N.Y., Albany is pronounced "AWL ba knee.......If you are from
> Georgia, Albany is "all BEN knee"
>
> How about a really simple name like Mary?  Is it "MAY ree" or is it "Merry"?
>
> Of course, everyone knows Georgia has four syllables, no need to even discuss
> it.
>
> Mordonna(more DON nuh) DuBois(d'BWAH)
>
> Mordonna
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