Blanco pronounced Blank-o
Cuero pronounced Kwhere-o
Ganado as guh-nayd-o
Jourdanton as jur-dn-ton
Cuero pronounced Kwhere-o
Ganado as guh-nayd-o
Jourdanton as jur-dn-ton
When I lived in the San Jacinto dorms, we referred to ourselves as "San Jack" menHow bout San Jacinto with the hard J?
damn right. My aunt has been abusing the pronunciation in this exact manner for 40+ years. There's only one "S"New “Braunsfels”
Speaking of THE DAIRY QUEEN in Mexia, Anna Nicole SmithHell Nueces....everyone knows that.....Dairy Queen
How about coeur d'alene, IdahoNot Texas related, but one that I've never gotten is Greenwich, CT, pronounced "gren-ich" Drives me nuts. IMO it should be "greenwich", as it's spelled.
Home of tasty bierox!Nobody from where I grew up mispronounces Darrouzett, but I imagine newbies or passerby's stumble on it. "Dare zet"
Amen to that, brotherHome of tasty bierox!
“Kirk-en-doll” - grew up in Dallas and played ball with a stud all-around athlete whose dad coached HS ball and Hayden Fry’s kid, Zack. He ended up playing for TT and became Athletic Director in Frisco. Just retired. We just called him “Kirk”.Boerne but when it comes to streets Kuykendall is miss pronounced in Houston a lot.
Anna Nichole Smith grew up in Ma-hey-a
No picture… doesn’t count. 😏Beat ya to the punch!
I have that playboy issue of her, I was young and somehow got my hands on one.No picture… doesn’t count. 😏
Yeah, we know what you got yer hands on. 👍I have that playboy issue of her, I was young and somehow got my hands on one.
I have that playboy issue of her, I was young and somehow got my hands on one.
Had a classmate at UT who pronounced her name Man-cha-ka. Always wondered about the Man-shack origin.hell....right in the back yard...Manchaca....pronounced...Man-shack
I heard it was two hands.Yeah, we know what you got yer hands on. 👍
MEXIA pronounced My Hair Lol. How did that ever happen?Family came to town this past week. Born in SoCal, raised in the Carolinas, law school at Cornell. Live in NY. Took them for Q in Luling and beers in Fredericksburg and the NB.
During all this driving around I realized that my Yankee kin couldn't pronounce a single fvcking town properly. And the "Bexar County" sign reading made me damn near drive off into a ditch with laughter.
Anyway, made me start thinking of some of the towns we have in Texas and the names of those towns that only us Texans know how to pronounce.
Oh please-- go ahead. I'll start you off with my South Texas favorite--
Refugio