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May 18, 2005
I have a question for y'all...the capital of Kentucky; is
it pronounced LOUIS-ville or LOUIEE-ville? I've heard it
both ways
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Tom/KY
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Frankfort IS our capital, but our largest city is actually
pronounced LOU-a-vul. At least that how I say it.
On 5/18/05, Dave wrote:
> I have a question for y'all...the capital of Kentucky; is
> it pronounced LOUIS-ville or LOUIEE-ville? I've heard it
> both ways
Frankfort IS our capital, but our largest city is actually
pronounced LOU-a-vul. At least that how I say it.
On 5/18/05, Dave wrote:
> I have a question for y'all...the capital of Kentucky; is
> it pronounced LOUIS-ville or LOUIEE-ville? I've heard it
> both ways
Texas
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ProNOUNciation??????????????????????? :o)
ProNOUNciation??????????????????????? :o)
Monica Ghee
/blockquote>
How about the capital of Maryland? Some people say Baltimore,
but I have heard natives say BAL TEE MORE.
M.
On 5/18/05, Dave wrote:
> I have a question for y'all...the capital of Kentucky; is
> it pronounced LOUIS-ville or LOUIEE-ville? I've heard it
> both ways
How about the capital of Maryland? Some people say Baltimore,
but I have heard natives say BAL TEE MORE.
M.
On 5/18/05, Dave wrote:
> I have a question for y'all...the capital of Kentucky; is
> it pronounced LOUIS-ville or LOUIEE-ville? I've heard it
> both ways
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On 5/21/05, Smith, B wrote:
> I say it just the way it's spelled: Frank-fort. ;)
>
> (And in case you really wanted to know how to pronounce
> Louisville is the second way.)
>
> On 5/18/05, Dave wrote:
>> I have a question for y'all...the capital of Kentucky; is
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