No, I’ve always assumed it was title ist. But Doug on KofQ called it tight-liced and I started wondering if I’d been wrong all along (not that it comes up often).
I have pondered that question for many years and concluded Canada is more likely to fragment than the USA.
rhymes with right-spiced? No. That’s just wrong.
I could see tight-list because some people are in to skipping syllables.
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I bet you’d say if Doug is wrong you don’t want to be right.
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you are correct. have never, ever, heard Doug’s version.
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he does put odd emphasiseses on word though, so maybe it was just that
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Here’s another one where Hollywood had no idea what the word was…(well, I presume)…
(just watch from t=24 to 31, and, if you’d like at 3:08 to 3:13)
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I learned the difference in grad school when i had (and still have) friends from different concordia colleges
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Is Teva pronounced with a short or long e?
- Tee-vuh
- Teh-vuh
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I’ve heard it both ways.
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da heck is a Teva?
(tee-vah)
I’d only heard/said it with a long e, but heard it with a short e in an audiobook.
River shoes or the name of a pharmaceutical company.
Pretty sure the soft e is correct. Hebrew word for nature iirc.
Anybody else seen sinkholes like this?
We have driven this road many times.
Yeah. This is near our old neighbourhood in the early 90s.
Only on the internet.
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Only in news stories.
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Saw one up close in Florida near where my parents lived. Never go too close though. A little bit scary.
Forgot we weren’t talking about Tevas anymore.
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