The structure is a blend of "Pennsylvania" and "Kentucky," combining the state name with a stereotype of rural, southern, or Appalachian culture. It is used to describe the rural, Appalachian regions of Pennsylvania, often implying a contrast with the more urban, liberal eastern cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. People typically say "Pennsyltucky" when referring to central and western parts of the state that feel culturally closer to the South or Appalachia.

英語での「Pennsyltucky」の定義と意味

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