It's CASA not CARZA

[arkmark]

How on earth do the public servants get to pronounce casa (say KASSA) as KARZA or KAZZA ?

Are they trying to make a poorly named department sound more posh ?

ITS CASA -- there is simply no grammatical argument I can see to pronounce it any other way than "KASSA".

[Creampuff]

Despite the profound importance of the matter you raise, opening posts that contain sentences ending in question marks usually don't belong in "Rumours & News".

[Tidbinbilla]

Ohh god. Who cares how it's pronounced

And it certainly ain't newsworthy.