> At least it is better than the words you get in England where 
> they want you to spell out "Worcester" for Wister, and 
> "Cholmondley" for Chumley, etc. No wonder the yanks set up 
> their own spelling ...

Ok, so how exactly does one pronounce the name of the sauce from Worcester
Shire? Just in case that isn't clear, I'm referring to e.g. Lea & Perrins
"Worcestershire" sauce.

http://www.leaperrins.com

So far, I hear that is pronounced 'Wooster', 'Warkester', 'Worcester',
'Warshtesher' and so on. I'd love to actually hear the real pronunciation of
a word with that many alleged pronunciations.

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James.
 

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