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In reply to the discussion: Name a place that when people pronounce it you know if they are a from there. [View all]Alliepoo
(2,822 posts)14. Gnadenhutten
(Ohio) The local folks pronounce it juh nayten. I was a telephone operator with Ma Bell for many years- heard of lots of little towns with interesting names. And funny to hear people try to pronounce them, sometimes myself included!
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Name a place that when people pronounce it you know if they are a from there. [View all]
Floyd R. Turbo
Feb 2022
OP
You beat me to it. My mother used to say it so I never mispronounce it (or would cuz I never see it)
CTyankee
Feb 2022
#77
When I went to grad school in Louisiana (moving from California) it was interesting to realize
petronius
Feb 2022
#89
I can name a place that when people give it a nickname, you know they're not from there.
sakabatou
Feb 2022
#55
Real Houstonians know how to drive from Kuykendahl Rd to Fuqua St w/o writing it down.
Bucky
Feb 2022
#59
Are people actually *from* Sequim? I thought it was all retired Californians...
petronius
Feb 2022
#88