Nuremberg is a German city whose name is commonly used in English to refer to its historic medieval and WWII-era relevance. In English, the word is a proper noun often pronounced with a non-Germanized stress pattern, and it frequently surfaces in discussions of history, tourism, and international diplomacy. The pronunciation can vary by region, but the typical English form widely understood is /ˈnjʊəˌmɜːrbɜːɡ/ or /ˈnʊrəmbɜːrɡ/ depending on accent and anglicization.
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