a city in Germany sounds like what popular picnic food?

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You may be thinking of "Hamburg". It may LOOK like picnic food, but
it does not SOUND like it.

If you're in Germany and you're either going there or already there,
then you don't say "HAM-berg". You say "HAHM-boorg".

Also, if you're either headed for Frankfurt or already there, then you
don't say "FRANK-fert". You say "FRAHNK-foort".

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