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meJess · F
Because it was originally French and they pronounce stuff like that
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StevetheSleeve · 31-35, M
Have you been to Arkansas? Spelling and correct pronunciation are not their forte.
DaveLister · 56-60, M
@StevetheSleeve No, I`ve never been there.
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StevetheSleeve · 31-35, M
@SW-User Uh-oh.
DunningKruger · 61-69, M
Because "Arkansas" is French mangling a Native American name, while "Kansas" is English mangling a Native American name.
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Why is Worchester, MA pronounced "Wooster"? Why isn't it pronounced like Dorchester or Rochester? Or why aren't the latter two pronounced like the former?
revenant · F
@DaveLister I know and your name made me think of it lol 😁
DaveLister · 56-60, M
@revenant Rock & Roll !! :)
revenant · F
@DaveLister 🙂
It's AR Kansas ok
Idgaf wha anyone says
Idgaf wha anyone says
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@terribleperson no it aint
*gives no fucks*
MissMoon · 26-30, F
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Rokasu · 36-40, M
Murica
DaveLister · 56-60, M
@Rokasu Kansas is also in `Murica` but that isn`t pronounced `Kansaw`, is it?
Rokasu · 36-40, M
Well nobody is perfect.
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No, the real question is why isn't Arkansas pronounced Ar-kansas?
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@SW-User More like strange name for a state.
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@SW-User why is it strange
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@SW-User There is no freaking "w" at the end of Arkansas that's why.