it's boy-see, not boy-zee

Walla Walla. Keokuk. Cucamonga.

Natchitoches (Louisiana).

Hint: it's pronounced nack-uh-tish.

/lived there once

I'll wait for the video of Massachusetts residents trying to say Karlsruhe. It'll be "wicked" funny, I'm sure.

/Chicagoan going to college near Boston

Yeah but can you pronounce Großbreitenbach?

Worcester.

Winktologist: Worcester.

Wuh-stah

Well,that's 48 seconds of my life I'll never get back.Crap,I just wasted another 48 writing this.

LindLTaylor: Yeah but can you pronounce Großbreitenbach?

My guess is gross-brighten-bock

Wow. I guess the internet really is over.

I offer Islandia, Patchogue, Massapequa and/or Hauppauge.

Puyallup..... Sequim

ya know, this could be followed directly by "the average American trying to speak."

Subby out yourself because we're probably neighbors

/grew up in succasunna

Bryn Mawr, Schuykill and Uwchland.

I'm a bit out of practice with my German, but I think that was a German technical university trying to lay down the smack on MIT.

Alright, all of you Americans pronounce "Oregon" correctly (Oregonians excluded).

I caught a spy who tried to tell me he was born in Olathe.

Bathia_Mapes: Alright, all of you Americans pronounce "Oregon" correctly (Oregonians excluded).

Or gone

gatsome: Bathia_Mapes: Alright, all of you Americans pronounce "Oregon" correctly (Oregonians excluded).

Or gone

I take it back, it might have a hint of that e in there, so I'd say it's more like "Or-eh-gone" but said quickly.

Bathia_Mapes: Alright, all of you Americans pronounce "Oregon" correctly (Oregonians excluded).

Throat Warbler Mangrove.

/what do I win

You win the internets!

SoapyD: I'm a bit out of practice with my German, but I think that was a German technical university trying to lay down the smack on MIT.

Maybe not better but certainly easier to pronounce (sondern auch einfacher auszusprechen). Kind of a silly reason to select a school- that it is easier to pronounce.

gatsome: Bathia_Mapes: Alright, all of you Americans pronounce "Oregon" correctly (Oregonians excluded).

Or gone

Close.