Ha ha. I had a great laugh. I'd say Wooster-sheer sauce. And for the name of the city, I'd say Wooster. Wuuster, not wooo like an owl would hoot. I know many years ago when I visited London I had a conversation with someone about saying Worcester, which is of course originally from that country. We said it the same way, so does that make my way the right way? Grin. Thank you for the smiles on a grey morning. hugs-Erika
Erika has a Worcester accent. I grew up closer to Boston and my parents grew up in East Boston. We pronounce the city as Wistuh and the sauce is Wistuh-sheer. And the only right way to pronounce it is with the Boston accent. 😉🤣
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Ha ha. I had a great laugh. I'd say Wooster-sheer sauce. And for the name of the city, I'd say Wooster. Wuuster, not wooo like an owl would hoot. I know many years ago when I visited London I had a conversation with someone about saying Worcester, which is of course originally from that country. We said it the same way, so does that make my way the right way? Grin. Thank you for the smiles on a grey morning. hugs-Erika
Thanks for the smiles
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Erika has a Worcester accent. I grew up closer to Boston and my parents grew up in East Boston. We pronounce the city as Wistuh and the sauce is Wistuh-sheer. And the only right way to pronounce it is with the Boston accent. 😉🤣
We say wooster-sheer, but we also know some people who just say "Pass the sauce" and we know what they mean because they don't use anything else.
Like Erika said, not like an owl.
LOL, yes I just had to! Wuuu, OK! Ah, guess you´d "get" me either way! Hugs
You´re welcome!
The problems we have...
OMG, so "Dean" is right after all!!! 🤣🤣
"Pass the sauce" !!!!
Maybe German owls sound different? I guess I´ll just say "Pass the sauce" ...
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