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    #16
    Joaquine-- Wauk--een

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      #17
      Originally posted by arrowdynamic View Post
      There are many places in Texas that have Spanish, Indian and other exotic origins. Give me names and how it is pronounced locally.
      for example: Mexia = muh HAY uh (all caps for accented syllable)
      Mexia is about 10 miles from me. There's a lot of folks that call it: "ma HAIR"

      Some will call it just like it's spelled: "MEX i a"

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        #18
        Add Watauga if your going for Indians Wah Tah Ga

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          #19
          mosquito = skee ter

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            #20
            Kountze = Koonce

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              #21
              Originally posted by systemnt View Post
              mosquito = skee ter

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                #22
                Originally posted by arrowdynamic View Post
                ok. How about llano? Do you pronounce that la no or ya no?
                lan "o"
                Didn't "ya no"

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by arrowdynamic View Post
                  OK. How about Llano? Do you pronounce that LA no or Ya no?
                  Priceless, I just cracked up in my office.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by systemnt View Post
                    U.t. = t.u.
                    Tennessee...

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                      #25
                      Dekalb--Dee Cab
                      Rio Vista-- RYE Vista that one always cracked me up when i lived in cleburne. it isnt the RYE grand river, so why RYE vista?!?!?!?

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                        #26
                        if pronounced in spanish it is Yano. However it is pronounced Lano in texas

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                          #27
                          Tubby, are you sure teague isn't TEEG? I would've never dreamed it would be TIG

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                            #28
                            Mexia depending on where you're from and what era you were born.
                            could be
                            Ma HAY a
                            Or
                            Ma+hair
                            don't know why the old folks call it Mahair but....

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                              #29
                              Christoval

                              Kri-sto'-vuhl...

                              not Kristo-val

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by LeanMachine View Post
                                Tubby, are you sure teague isn't TEEG? I would've never dreamed it would be TIG
                                Have heard TIG more than TEEG!

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