[ SECRET POST #2245

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⌈ Secret Post #2245 ⌋

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Notes:

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Comments

Re: Random Linguistic Question

[(Anonymous)]

Wyoming. I say it "coo-pon" unless I'm making fun of my Southern relatives, in which case I say "koo-pin," with a hard k.

Re: Random Linguistic Question

[bombay]

I've never heard "koo-pin" - that's...sort of adorable XD;;

Re: Random Linguistic Question

[(Anonymous)]

Wait, other than the pon/pin part, how are they different? I'm reading coo and koo as the same. Unless coo is actually more like soo (which I've never heard before).

Re: Random Linguistic Question

[(Anonymous)]

I second this question

Re: Random Linguistic Question

[(Anonymous)]

Coo like bird coo. Koo is more like kk-oo. I don't know how else to describe it. :|