How do you say it?
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Creek=crick
y'all=yinz
soda=pop
Yeah, I'm a Pittsburgher!0 -
I've been told I pronounce "horror" like "*kitten*" :grumble:
Honestly I think I do too.
I never noticed until I was having a conversation with an ex and his family about going to see a movie. I said I was in the mood for a horror movie...and they all looked at me like I'd lost my mind.0 -
Creek=crick
y'all=yinz
soda=pop
Yeah, I'm a Pittsburgher!
Yinz makes me want to kick a puppy...I'll never get used to it.0 -
I've been told I pronounce "horror" like "*kitten*" :grumble:
Honestly I think I do too.
Honestly I think EVERYONE does ... or maybe that's just what I want to hear ... (-:0 -
Being canadian, my american friends tend to think I say "about" like "aboot" .. "out" like "oot" ..0
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According to my fiance, I say hashbrown funny....or brown in general... He says it sounds funny with a huge emphasis on BRowwwwn...lol0
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Being canadian, my american friends tend to think I say "about" like "aboot" .. "out" like "oot" ..
Are you from the east coast? I am from Toronto but definitely do not speak like that.
My friends from Newfoundland speak like that though.0 -
I've been told I pronounce "horror" like "*kitten*" :grumble:
Omg...THIS!!!
My son actually got in trouble at school because he said he liked "*kitten* Movies" (horror)
Geez..like I actually let him watch porn!! I was so angry at his wacky teacher....Madea Time!!!
I've since taught him how to pronounce it correctly....so that his teacher wouldn't get her panties in a bunch.0 -
You should be from where I was born and raised... and leave off all your "r"s. Like Lobstah, cah, front yahd, and then move south and add a southern Y'all to your lobstah! :drinker:
Massholes! :drinker:0 -
You should be from where I was born and raised... and leave off all your "r"s. Like Lobstah, cah, front yahd, and then move south and add a southern Y'all to your lobstah! :drinker:
^^^This is so me! haha I moved to Virginia from new jersey a few years back, and get made fun of whenever I say "cawfee" and "dawg", yet I have picked up saying "y'all", so my speech is all messed up right now.0 -
I've been told I pronounce "horror" like "*kitten*" :grumble:
Omg...THIS!!!
My son actually got in trouble at school because he said he liked "*kitten* Movies" (horror)
Geez..like I actually let him watch porn!! I was so angry at his wacky teacher....Madea Time!!!
I've since taught him how to pronounce it correctly....so that his teacher wouldn't get her panties in a bunch.
I actually feel better knowing I'm not the only one :laugh:
Seriously, teach...context clues!0 -
Sherbet.... Pepole like to add an extra R. It is not SherbeRt!0
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I say every thing like I have tourette's, then nobody cares how I say caramel.
My speech therapist was Samuel L Jackson.
mutha f'n caramel and ****.
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I say "tomorrow" funny. I guess most people say "two-maw-row", and I say "two-more-oh." There are also a few other words, which I can't think of at the moment, but most are Midwestern things, since my grandparents both lived in Minnesota and were Norwegian.
I also call mail "post", which is more British, but my grandfather grew up on a farm in the depression, and they didn't say mail, they said "Can you go pick up the post today?" So I often say "post" in place of "mail" without thinking. My boyfriend gives me all kinds of crap for it when I forget.0 -
I get made fun of alot as I am originally from Newfoundland, Canada(Irish accent) but I now live on Cape Cod, MA - so I have the Irish accent mixed in with the Boston accent - so needless to say, there are alot of words I do not pronouce correctly - but thats my appeal :happy:0
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Extraordinary
If something is kind of plain, it is ordinary..
If something is really plain, it is extra-ordinary.
If something is Great, it is EXTRAORDINARY.0 -
I'm from the north of England and my husband is from the south - I'll pronounce things like bath and giraffe like how they're written whereas he'll pronounce them barth, girarffe...he's always taking the p!ss out of me for it lol!!0
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It bugs me when people say car-mul instead of cair-uh-mel for caramel. THERE IS AN 'A' IN THERE! PRONOUNCE IT!
And when people say "crown" instead of crayon. That's not even kind of how it's spelled. Cray-on.
This.
I say "bagel" weird. For some reason when I say it out loud it becomes "begal." And apparently I say "toilet" weird. I don't know how I say it weird but my family makes fun of me for it.0 -
Sherbet.... Pepole like to add an extra R. It is not SherbeRt!
I know this was a typo but I said pepole in my head the way you typed it. Pee pole0 -
Aurora borealis =arrrur...northern lights
rural = rrerrr...in the sticks
vulnerable = vunnara...you know what i mean.0 -
I say Hang GRrrrrrrrrr instead of hangER.. I think thats one of the only ones.. oh ,,... and gonna is huge in los angeles .. Like I am gonna and my brother and I would also say gunnu .. (past tense) lol. I think thats it but I have a raspy like voice similar to drew barry moores little deeper and not as lispy.. key word AS. lol..
but I fandangle words all the time and enjoy coining new ones.0 -
I'm from the north of England and my husband is from the south - I'll pronounce things like bath and giraffe like how they're written whereas he'll pronounce them barth, girarffe...he's always taking the p!ss out of me for it lol!!
My GF is from Hornchurch, I am from Texas. I used to eat BaNaNas, now I eat bAnAnAs. Longest A's I have ever heard.0 -
Im not an English native speaker, and I got really messed up when I lived in Minnesota (or Minneso-uda) and they call what plants have under the ground "ruts" instead of roots, and the call a small river arm cra'k instead of creek!0
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I'm Canadian, which means I pronounce half my vocabulary different.
Pasta, drama, latte with the same a as SLAT, FLAT, MAT instead of Pahsta, Drahma, Lahtte
Dude, no. I'm Canadian too and it is weird as hell when you randoms say "PA-sta" "DRA-ma" and such.0 -
Creek=crick
y'all=yinz
soda=pop
Yeah, I'm a Pittsburgher!
I could tell by the "yinz"! (I'm from Eastern PA but we still know how to spot someone from Pittsburgh!0 -
LOL!!. I have interesting accents. I have a southern texas accent with northern speech speed and a little yiddish influence. And when I get tired (tierd), I don't really keep it in check.
oyve = geez
ain't = aren't
y'all = you all
don' - Don't
Youston = Houston
There is a huge list. Just listen to Jeff Foxworthy's red neck terms. I do most of them.0 -
My Canadian Husband struggle here in England at times, the most strange thing is that I like to drink Archers schnapps with lemonade and THREE times now in bars he has been given ORANGE juice and lemonade instead of Archers...it must be how he says it lol0
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what about "warsher"? makes me cringe
This one drives me bonkers!0 -
Youston = Houston
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It drive me NUTS when people pronounce it Youston...0 -
I have incorporated a little colloquialism from every place I've lived:
South Africa - cheers (used like thanks, or hi, or whatever you want it to mean), lekker (lecka) for good, or delicious, or whatever.
New Jersey - cawfee, dawg
Berlin - Scheisse (so much more effective than cussing in English)
Dallas - ya'll, fixin ta
Boston - pahk, cahd, yahd
I'm six feet tall and play rugby though, so who's going to give me Scheisse for how I tawlk?0
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