SC - Names (OT)

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- -Poster: Jean Holtom <Snowfire at mail.snet.net>

>>For example: Norwich - in Britain we'd pronounce it "Norrich" is pronounced
>>"Norwich" here (with the "w" pronounced).  Also the river Thames which of
>>course is pronounced "Tems" in Britain is cheerfully pronounced "Thaimes"
>>here.
>>
>>Elysant


>Cheez n' Crackers! They coome to the new world and then complain when things
>aren't the same as they were back home......;-O
>
>grumble,  Puck

 
I certainly do not experience a sense of grievous devastation because things 
aren't the same here as in the mother country, it's just that well... good 
gentles do tend to sometimes pronounce things quaintly (and wrong) around 
here. ;-)

Elysant

BTW I'm curious.  Is "Cheez n' Crackers" Queen's English?  I don't recall 
seeing it listed...
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