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Karifo-nia or Kariforunia.

It sounds funny but it is simpy based on the type of writing they use for foreign words, which is KATAKANA. "Letters" in the Japanese alphabet are mainly sets of two letters. eg., the letter K by itself does not exist. it is either KA, KI, KU, KE, and KO. With the letter R, it would be RA, RI, RU, RE and RO. So, for the word California, some people would say it as either, "Karifo-nia or "Kariforunia.

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