[ RadSafe ] The "Nucular" debate

[Doug Aitken]

Oops: folk-sell IS the correct (marine) pronunciation for forecastle!

As is "Wooster" for Worcestershire. The "Queens" English can be funny at
times!
Doug

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Dan, et.al.  One of my favorites is "forecastle", pronounced "folk-sell".
Another is the city of "bum-in-ham".

 Don
Shippingport PA


                                                                           
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Actually, I believe it comes more from Texas, as in San An-ton-ya (San
Antonio) or La-ray-da (Laredo). Been there, heard it said.....said it,
too.

Dan McClung
University of Louisville


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