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old Georgia saying "are you fixin to get ready". no matter where you go in the good old USA it seems like everyone has their own accent. just something you get used to and accept.
Comparing rednecks to shit skin immigrants. Shut your soy filled mouth.
my granny always said never argue with a moron and you just proved to me she was right. bye now
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My granny always said that girls wearing short shorts are asking to get raped, especially if they're walking through niggertown.
Ohio whites have no accent.
Its "TV anchor" accent. No accent.
I've heard someone say that the Midwest accent (or Chicago or Great Lakes accent, whatever...the one with the vowel shift) is the truest to the phonetics of the English language. I'm not sure how true this is. I think the way we stress the vowel a in words like 'aunt' (we say 'ant', and others say 'ont') seems a bit off, and kind of harsh sounding. The way we pronounce 'crayon' as 'cran' is another example. Also, 'winner' instead of 'winTer'.
I always thought people from Ohio had a bit of an accent, especially once you get to the Cincinnati area.
The Midwestern "Temp-Ah-ture"/"Temp-Ah-chur" is kind of grating to me.
Turning "nt" into "nn" seems to be everywhere, as Harveywood, the midwest, and the South have all been known to say "Hunner" instead of "Hunter". Frankly, if some foreigner were to hear 'Muricans casually talking about Biden's idiot son, they'd likely think his name was "Hunner."
I cringe whenever I here aunt pronounced as "ont". It's so gay and yankee.
I had heard it was the Ozark accent. It was from a "History of the English Language" class I took, though the text we used was written by a Brit in the '80's.
I got laid becauze of my “accent” once. A blue haired girl in Chicago. Cause she grew up where I grew up. Never been told I had an accent till she did.
Now if only they could learn to drive.
The eastern side of Texas has that too, various shibboleths.
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