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Poll: Coreter Or Qwahter?

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Poll Question
How do you say quarter?

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 Coreter
 Qwahter
 Double Disme and a Half

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Neither. I pronounce it exactly how it is spelled (or how webster says it should be pronounced).
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Some of us say Quata.
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Two bits
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Depends on where you live.
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Some of us say Quata.


So what you're saying is that it is a very long drive to California for you. Or should I say "aay, do you hear this kid?"
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In Philly, we said corder.
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Corder here in Indiana!
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I'm not entirely sure how saying it with an Australian accent sounds to everyone else, but I think it's something like "kwortarh"
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Koårtärr - If I'd say it in swedish

Quawtah - English
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"Twenty-five cents"
wot? nobody says "two bits"? - or am I from another epoch?
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"Ah paid mah four bits to see the hagh divin' act, and ah'm gonna see the hagh divin' act!"
-Yosemite Sam, - Bugs Bunny show.

That'd be 2X's twenty-five cents. - Can't imagine Yosemite Sam saying that!
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This is why we need the IPA...
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Corder here in Indiana!


Hey, I'm from Indiana.. for me it's kwarter..
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