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Girl Talk

How do you pronounce the word caramel? #girltalk #family #food

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Mo • 788d

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Daniel • 790d

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K丹匕モ L'ExploR͜͡a͜͡t͜͡e͜͡u͜͡s͜͡e͜͡ • 790d

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Mali • 789d

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Girl Talk• 790d

So earlier I made a post about caramel apples and not only that, but I noticed that people pronounce that word also as caramel. So I'm curious, how do you pronounce the word caramel or caramel? I personally say caramel, but if you say caramel, I'm very interested in hearing why, because even though it spells it out that way, I just have to say caramel. I don't know if it's because of where I'm from or what, but yeah, team caramel.

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Mo• 788d

Oh man, yeah, this gets me with mayo too. It's like, it's mayonnaise, but I have friends who call it mayonnaise. What? Mayonnaise? Like the nays coming from a man? No, mayonnaise. Or, you know, mayonnaise? Mayo, mayo. Would you like some mayo on that? Mayonnaise? Like y'all have some mayonnaise on that. What? Or mountain, or I guess mountain, mountain, mountain. No, but yeah, it's caramel, caramel. Caramel, wait, caramel.

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Daniel• 790d

It really depends on where you are from because some people say caramel other people say caramel and Then you have that 1% that says caramel

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Mali• 789d

I'm from Boston and we say caramel.

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Ava• 787d

You'll find that the entirety of the UK says caramel.

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Girl Talk• 781d

Oh, I totally believe that. I really do. And I actually have relatives of mine who do live in the UK and they say what you said, caramel. They don't say caramel. Good point.