How do you pronounce Nutella? (poll)

[housecarder]

So I came across this article and I've always pronounce it new-tell-uh, as stated. Is this just me, was I unaware that there were other ways to pronounce it?
news.yahoo.com/nutella-is-not-pronounced-how-you-think-and-132914980.html

[Ray]

I pronounce it like you but have heard lots of people say nuh-tella

[requiressnacks]

I only thought there was one way to pronounce New-tell-uh.

[mikaela20]

My family pronounces it nut.ella. Though it not popular in my circle of friends and family.

[mosdub]

I say nut-ella but the hesitation for me goes like this: nuh-tella

[mill23]

mosdub, me too! I did not even know there was another way to pronounce it.

[icaughtfire]

Sept 22, 2015 7:19:04 GMT -5 mosdub said:

I say nut-ella but the hesitation for me goes like this: nuh-tella

This is exactly how I say it. Nuh-tella. I've never heard it pronounced new-tell-uh.

[ellabee]

+2 for nuh-tella.

[lgraceh]

Sept 22, 2015 7:48:47 GMT -5 icaughtfire said:

Sept 22, 2015 7:19:04 GMT -5 mosdub said:

I say nut-ella but the hesitation for me goes like this: nuh-tella

This is exactly how I say it. Nuh-tella. I've never heard it pronounced new-tell-uh.

+1 to this.

[TheEleventhHour]

I've always said "new-tell-uh" and have never noticed anyone pronouncing it otherwise. And now I really want some Nutella.

[Girlymama79]

Sept 22, 2015 4:48:48 GMT -5 Ray said:

I pronounce it like you but have heard lots of people say nuh-tella

Me too!

[housecarder]

I'm glad I'm not crazy. I'd never heard it said nut-ella

[getzystark]

I wonder if this is regional.

[TheEleventhHour]

Nutella related. Apparently a 24 year old punched a 78 year old over free samples of Nutella waffles at a Costco in CA.

www.fox5ny.com/news/23214628-story

[housecarder]

Sept 22, 2015 15:08:31 GMT -5 TheEleventhHour said:

Nutella related. Apparently a 24 year old punched a 78 year old over free samples of Nutella waffles at a Costco in CA.

www.fox5ny.com/news/23214628-story

This reminds me of the kid who stabbed his brother over a hot pocket. The hangry is strong.

[mill23]

Sept 22, 2015 13:35:59 GMT -5 getzystark said:

I wonder if this is regional.

I was thinking this as well! Maybe Nuh-tella is an east coast thing?

[rungirlrun]

I'm dumbfounded that nut-ella isn't in the lead. I have never heard it called anything else.

[jwinct]

I don't understand how people pronounce it incorrectly, when it's pretty clear in the Nutella commercials.

[getzystark]

Sept 22, 2015 15:34:55 GMT -5 mill23 said:

Sept 22, 2015 13:35:59 GMT -5 getzystark said:

I wonder if this is regional.

I was thinking this as well! Maybe Nuh-tella is an east coast thing?

I'm PNW and I say Nuh. So maybe not, lol.

[getzystark]

Sept 22, 2015 15:48:29 GMT -5 jwinct said:

I don't understand how people pronounce it incorrectly, when it's pretty clear in the Nutella commercials.

I DO WHAT I WANT! YOU DON'T KNOW MY LYFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Eleventy1111111!!!!!!!!

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Sept 22, 2015 15:34:55 GMT -5 mill23 said:

Sept 22, 2015 13:35:59 GMT -5 getzystark said:

I wonder if this is regional.

I was thinking this as well! Maybe Nuh-tella is an east coast thing?

Born and bred New Jersey kid. I say New-tell-uh.

[mill23]

Sept 22, 2015 17:55:32 GMT -5 @wallflwr926 said:

Sept 22, 2015 15:34:55 GMT -5 mill23 said:

I was thinking this as well! Maybe Nuh-tella is an east coast thing?

Born and bred New Jersey kid. I say New-tell-uh.

Do you say Melk or Malk for Milk? Maybe the correlation is there?

[Rama]

SS: I call it both/all, depending on company. New-tella, Nuh-tella, Nut-ella, all the same to me.

[TheEleventhHour]

Sept 22, 2015 17:55:32 GMT -5 @wallflwr926 said:

Sept 22, 2015 15:34:55 GMT -5 mill23 said:

I was thinking this as well! Maybe Nuh-tella is an east coast thing?

Born and bred New Jersey kid. I say New-tell-uh.

Yep, always lived in New England and I say new-tell-uh. 

[Deleted]

Sept 22, 2015 18:07:21 GMT -5 mill23 said:

Sept 22, 2015 17:55:32 GMT -5 @wallflwr926 said:

Born and bred New Jersey kid. I say New-tell-uh.

Do you say Melk or Malk for Milk? Maybe the correlation is there?

Umm, like this. I think.

[Deleted]

Common Misconception: People from NJ sound like extras from The Sopranos.

My almost nonexistent accent is really hard to place. You can tell i'm mostly likely from the east coast but NJ is the last place you would guess.
My parents are from the NYC and their accents aren't heavy either.

[TheEleventhHour]

Sept 22, 2015 18:26:04 GMT -5 @wallflwr926 said:

Common Misconception: People from NJ sound like extras from The Sopranos.

My almost nonexistent accent is really hard to place. You can tell i'm mostly likely from the east coast but NJ is the last place you would guess.
My parents are from the NYC and their accents aren't heavy either.

Right?! When I went to college in SC and I told people I grew up in MA everyone was always like "Why don't you have an accent?!" Um, because not everyone in the entire state of Massachusetts "pahks the cah in Hahvahd yahd". 

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Sept 22, 2015 19:54:18 GMT -5 pippacricket said:

Sept 22, 2015 18:51:18 GMT -5 TheEleventhHour said:

Right?! When I went to college in SC and I told people I grew up in MA everyone was always like "Why don't you have an accent?!" Um, because not everyone in the entire state of Massachusetts "pahks the cah in Hahvahd yahd". 

YASSSS. #thestruggleisreal

Although according to my relatives from Florida, I say wicked a lot.

I wish I was from New England so it wouldn't be weird to use that word more often.

#jerseyslangisn'tasgood

[housecarder]

I'm from Indiana, but my dad is from RI and has a heavy heavy accent. I say wicked a lot because of him.

[TheEleventhHour]

I say wicked a lot. You can definitely tell where I am from but I don't have a heavy accent. When I was younger I used to add Rs to words (like idear instead of idea) but my teachers slapped that right out of us. Anytime anyone in my 5th grade class said something like idear she would make us look up the word in the dictionary and spell it ...