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15th April 14, 09:15 AM
#16
Originally Posted by OC Richard
Very interesting. Looking through some of the questions, it seems I follow some of the regional norms for this area, and not others. As a child, when I was learning new words I very carefully followed the dictionary (Webster's) pronunciation guide, and listened very carefully to how others pronounced them. Having been in chorus and drama club probably also affected how I pronounce some words/syllables. I was also exposed to several different accents while in school (most notably Boston, Baltimore, New York, Chicago, among others).
On topic, I have most often heard Cull-ODD-en as the pronunciation for the place in Scotland.
John
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