Eh Mun tun.
O-duh-wuh, Tronna, Cal-Gree,
The cat’s right. Who pronounces full city names? TOR-ON-TO? No no no, T’rono.
CH’RAWWWWWWWNAHHHHH!
'churona
Sorry edit: T’Churonah
T’raw’nah
I like that spelling. I may use it henceforth.
Yup, if you’re pronouncing Calgary as a 3 syllable word, you’re doing it wrong.
But then again, there are some cities where people add letters that aren’t there, like Vangcouver
Except, of course Sakskatooon
Nope, that’s just “the 'Toon”.
Only narcs say Ed-mon-ton or Tor-on-to. Easy way to spot 'em.
Yanks: MAWN-tray-all
Anglais: MUN-tree-ul
Francais: MO-rayawOkay so technically, Montréal is about the mountain that is in the middle of the city.
Mont-Réal (Réal meaning Royal in Catalan, actually name of the mountain being Mont-Royal) Mont = Mount Réal/Royal = Royal (found this Wikipedia article about the word which is also a name for people in Québec https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Réal_(given_name) )
Tronna
Tarannah
I had to try saying Toronto out loud, and I get Tronno with my Aussie accent. Nice to know you’se are so similar.
Wait, you guys pronounce the “d”? I thought it was em-tuhn.
The key is to soften/glottalize that t.
'Ed.min.ʔin
Ohh that’s a fun question mark lookin’ thing. We need that in our regular alphabet.
Port Aux Basques = Porta Bass
Now I hear Rhys Darby saying it Idmintin.
If its anything like the brits pronounce things…
Eh’mih’en
