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Best audience comment this week

Called into the Audience Relations phone line:

“Why do all of the hosts and reporters say Toronno instead of Toronto? I know someone there has advised them to do so. I need to talk to that person.”

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7 Responses to “Best audience comment this week”

    we talk funny at the ceeb says:

    probably the same person who told us to pronounce pedophile, pee-do-file (just like the ped in pediatrician).

    i’m all for correct pronounciation, but seriously, if we’re the only outlet sounding like this, then what is the point?



    Denis McGrath says:

    does anyone remember the SNL sketch from years ago where people over-pronounced spanish sounding place names, so that “NeeeekaaRAGGGWAAA” sounded like a machine gun?

    Man, that was a funny sketch.

    People need to chillllll.



    Phil Evans says:

    I also like the pronunciation of the nation’s capital on The National -
    Owe-toe-wah.



    Allan says:

    That’s some audience, if that’s the best comment.



    John Jacobson says:

    Nothing tops Chretien’s referral to the The Third World… (The Turd World)!



    Chip says:

    What I want to know is, why does everyone on CBC radio, without exception, say “shedule”?



    Lorraine says:

    That’s not an incorrect pronunciation.

    However I would love to know why the CTV folks pronounce it SEE TEE VEY.