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"
*double take* This seems so random! :-) -- nm
"
by
mara ❄️
it is. (technically i was *born* in Montreal General Hospital) but my parents lived in Dollard till I was 5. -- nm
Posted by
Andie
Feb 29 '24, 14:20
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its pronounced Dough-lair right? (hows the 2nd part pronounced?) -- nm
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Jovian
Feb 29, 14:21
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Doll-ard Dez Or-Meow (is the wrong way to say it - my excuse is that I am from BC) -- nm
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Beryllium
Feb 29, 14:23
at least when we lived there it was an Anglo neighbourhood, everyone just called it "Dollard", like "Doll-erd." Second part is "Daze Or-mo"-ish. -- nm*
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Andie
Feb 29, 14:23
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Dog days are over. -- nm
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Reagen
Feb 29, 14:30
ohhhh, so I over thought the first part. Figured the D was silent. French confuses the heck out of me. -- nm
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Jovian
Feb 29, 14:26
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but then again, like a contestant on Survivor last night, I had thought for years that 'several' meant a total of 7. :) -- nm
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Jovian
Feb 29, 14:27
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That's odd.
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Beryllium
Feb 29, 14:30
oh, the FRENCH probably say it differently than the Anglos did, but it was an english speaking suburb then (full on part of Montreal now, i think.?) -- nm
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Andie
Feb 29, 14:27
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