https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-64748346
According to this news report, no, they don't know. It's a bit surprising that the authorities don't seem to be interested in opening it up. They are almost casual about it.
Be fair, Andy, GW always spelt it 'nucular'. Anyway, with language drift, 'nucular' is now acceptable, like arsk and intregal and..... (I can't go on!...........)
I had lo look up the pronunciation of bouy as I was curious. Here a (long) discussion for anyone interested...seems both boo-ee and boy are found in the US
Many US vowels (and probably English ones, although I can't come up with an example off the top of my head) are spoken with two syllables. It's just regional accents. BTW, David Buoy said that the Bowie knife was pronounced 'Booey knife'.
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