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    1 year ago

    I’ve lived in the Midwest, and after moving to New England, this it very much the case. Most of the 4-5 states that make up New England are full of towns with the same names from old England used over and over.

    But in the plus side we don’t sound like idiots when we visit and know how to pronounce Gloucester and Worcester.

    French Canadians in New England did the opposite though, and seem to aggressively mispronounce their French locations (Calais, Barre, Montpelier).