[JViello]

Just thought it would be fun as I hear it said so many different ways. You can almost tell if a person was raised in a mill town or rich suburb by how they say it.

I find myself saying Kinetta-ket

I've heard:
Cunetta-cut
C'netta-kit
Kinetta-kit etc.

What's your "slang"?

[Currency Pair Crocodile]

I am an outsider, I never knew the "c" was silent in there

[JViello]

Originally Posted by Colossus_Antonis

I am an outsider, I never knew the "c" was silent in there

It's how we distinguish people who move up from Charlotte. LOL j/k

It's rare IMO that you hear the silent "c" as in Connect-ih-cut.

That's okay, I always thought it was inSURance and not INsurance, and umBRELLA and not UMbrella and c'MENT and not SEEment until I lived in Charlotte.

[CrissCT]

I guess I say "cunetta-kit".

When we were looking at different towns, I told my dad we were looking at some houses in "South-ing-ton" and he corrected me and said, no it's "Suth-ing-ton" (growing up he had cousins that lived there). So luckily I was straightened out before I moved here!

[nate14ri]

i grew up in westerly (borders ct) and we always said con-nadda-kit.

[Jessica Beganski]

I say, "cunetta-kit," too. I also say New Brit-in and Suth-ing-tin. Life long resident, raised in Plainville.

I work with many clients relocating here from out-of-state and I love hearing how newbies pronounce towns because it reminds me that I do, in fact, have an accent.

[superk]

Cunetta-cut for me.

[Green Irish Eyes]

Kuh-NEH-tuh-cut

[brattpowered]

Cunetta kit

[Smallville]

Originally Posted by squeezeboxgal

Kuh-NEH-tuh-cut

I say it that way also. Hehe.