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How do you say, "Lancaster Homes and Real Estate for Sale?" Local folks have their customs, which may be indigenous or strange or simply down right weird or funny. But us Lancaster locals can spot or hear a stranger quite easily. How might you say? Well it has to do with the pronunciation used by less knowledgeable persons. Ignorant of our ways. How do you say, "Lancaster Homes and Real Estate for Sale?"
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5 Comments on How do you say, "Lancaster Homes and Real Estate for Sale?"
Funny Cal, How a town or city is pronouced often reveals if one is a local or new to an area. But then there are many ways to say some names.
Many people in my parents' generation would leave out the "a" in Philadelphia....Phildelphia.
Gloria
Cal,
Love the local background on LIT its and lang CUSS ter. Cultural distinctives really do add charm to a community.
Good speed,
Steve
Cal, your blog has an awesome visual look. Well done young man! Call Cal. Real estate is a visual business and he clearly understands that folks.
Cal,
I grew up in Florida and went to postgraduate school in Georgia. The Southerners would even add more emphasis to Lancaster than you might imagine... g
Gloria, that is an interesting pronunciation for Philadelphia, maybe that is where Philly came from. But local things are always interesting.
Steve, thanks and I also enjoy local customs, learning about them and often honoring them. Good speed to you as well.
Steve, thanks for your extremely gracious words.
Gordon, that brought a smile to my face. Be well my friend.
Cal