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I used to have an english boss who used this retort frequently. That was until I asked him how he pronounced the name of his quintessential made-in-England roa
by dghlsakjg 6y ago
I used to have an english boss who used this retort frequently.
That was until I asked him how he pronounced the name of his quintessential made-in-England roadster. You know, his Caterham.
For those not in the know, it is pronounced Kate-rum. The second syllable is normally pronounced as if it should not exist, you move as quickly from the t sound to the m sound as you can. Same thing as Leicester (phonetically leh-str)