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How do you pronounce 'Oregon'?
- Thread starter smurf2
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Just like organ, with a little 'uh' sound between the R and G
People who say 'Or-uh-gone' soynd like faggots
That's putting the emphASis on the wrong syllAble
People who say 'Or-uh-gone' soynd like faggots
That's putting the emphASis on the wrong syllAble
digimon7068
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or-egg-inn
puh-jam-uhs
puh-jam-uhs
GUNS MOTHERFUCKER!
And what I have is none of your Obama nut-swingin' doctors fuckin' business!
You do realize you just said everyone in Texas sounds like a bunch of faggots.
TableFun
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What are you talking about? Where I live I don't ask people if they have guns, I just assume they do and talk to the ones with little kids about gun safety.
dutchman063
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Orygun....
kx250rider
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If you have a Pennsylvania accent, as people say I do (family from there), it's "AUR-a-gen" as rhymes with "marketing". Same with "orange". In CA and most everywhere else, they say "whorndj" as if one syllable.
Bottom line is that both are acceptable per most dictionaries.
Charles
Bottom line is that both are acceptable per most dictionaries.
Charles
Not to be snarky, but there isn't one single "Pennsylvania" accent, there are South Philly accents, North Philly accents, Pittsburgh, etc., etc., etc. I cannot count the number of different ways people across this state pronounce things. It's right up there with the difference between listening to someone from the Bronx vs. Brooklyn vs. Manhattan
Sometimes I have to wonder if you're as snide in person as you come off on the board ... whatever, not my problem.
We're talking vernaculars. Every country has them. People will actually get into disagreements over how to pronounce something. There's a reason why the song "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" was so popular in it's day and hasn't been forgotten in over 70 years.
TableFun
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Nah
Emmmpuuhhgaahhss...I know I'm saying it right but it just doesn't look familiar.
