How do you say cauliflower
Denise~* wrote:
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> I tend to say it with a long "a" like "ahh" and a flat "i", like "eh"
>
> But when I hear it said with the "u" pronounced as a 'w' and a short
> "i", like "ee"
>
> cawleeflower
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> To me, this sounds very weird & makes me cringe.
It's collie-flower, as everyone knows. (smile) I never heard it
called anything else.
> Or is it similar to replacing the "r" in library with an "e"
> (ie; "libery"). Ug, my friend does this & it drives me nuts,
> especially since she used to work at a Library.
Grrrr. But then I'm very busy being annoyed at people who say
'where's it at' ... I don't have time for the Libary people.
nancy
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