Valdez with a soft e, or with a hard e?
I always thought it was with a soft e, but Shepard Smith has been saying it with a hard e this evening.
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Valdez with a soft e, or with a hard e?
I always thought it was with a soft e, but Shepard Smith has been saying it with a hard e this evening.
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It’s Val deez. As in Val Kilmer, and deez nuts.
Pronounced Valdeez like above said.
I reckon it is named after the town.
In my brief experience, most people in that town say “deez” or “dys” or “diys”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valdez,_Alaska
From the history, imagine you are speaking Spanish. The namer was named Valde(‘)s
Itis Val-DEEZ, rhymes with “Tiger Woods is a sleaze”. It is not pronounced like a Spanish Valdez, which is like Pez (r).
well in spanish it would be a surname and pronounced Vahll-deh-zzz. How ever the Alaskan town for which the Exxon Valdez is named (and the terminus of the Alaska pipeline) is pronounced Vall-deeze.
A side note here mispronouncing anything here in Alaska, especially a town you can wind up some place else than where you are wanting to go.