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Shankara20 said:
link to a test for how "suthun" y'r drawl iz


;)
46% Dixie. Barely in Yankeedom.

Roly-Poly bugs are awesome...my kids love them as much as I did :cathappy:
 
kiten69 said:
Roly-Poly bugs are awesome...my kids love them as much as I did :cathappy:

fried or baked?



running away,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,
 
O'Mac said:
I'm Canadian which means I have pretty much no accent at all.

However...we...all...tend...to...talk...just...a...bit...slower...than...most...other...people.

:D

aboot what though?
 
I don't tawk like the people in Fargo. There's nothing especially Bronx about how I sound, but I do carry a pockabook and the fruit is an ah-rahnge not an owrnge.
 
I have the canonical mid-atlantic accent. My pronunciation could be recorded and used to teach phonics. I am "the norm" from which every English dialect varies.
 
I don't haave much uv an ahccent, really. But I'm tohld my dictiun is very preesise, and that I've gaht an ahccent from sumwhere, only nobody cahn figyur owt where.

ThatandIkindatalkalittlebittoofastsometimes,too. Damngrowingupinwesternmassachusetts.

I can tell ya t'pahk ya cah in the yahd if ya wahnt me too, but I'm not frum theah.
 
O'Mac said:
I'm Canadian which means I have pretty much no accent at all.

However...we...all...tend...to...talk...just...a...bit...slower...than...most...other...people.

:D

Whutt'r you talk'n abowt? C'nadian is one 'f th' fast'r accents 'round. Th' only slow'r accents I can think of is th' Valley accent.
 
Pooha... Itz ryllie verie difficult too reed english wis a germen axeant. Aim alweys wondering how mutch off an axeant we haff, but heering peeple wis a frensh axeant or the difference between brittish and americen english, Aye suppose thet othars haff ryllie noh problems wis ayedentefying us by heering alon.

Bat wott is rielli matsch mohr fan, is tu wreit inglisch wiss using se kartckters äs sey ar spoken in görmen. Ai wud bi rielli surpreist, if äniwon kud äkktuallie ried sis. :D
 
Am fifty-three percen' dixie. I disagree, I have a wes'-coas' accent. (In uther words Am lazy when I tak. lol
 
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Little Bird said:
Pooha... Itz ryllie verie difficult too reed english wis a germen axeant. Aim alweys wondering how mutch off an axeant we haff, but heering peeple wis a frensh axeant or the difference between brittish and americen english, Aye suppose thet othars haff ryllie noh problems wis ayedentefying us by heering alon.

Bat wott is rielli matsch mohr fan, is tu wreit inglisch wiss using se kartckters äs sey ar spoken in görmen. Ai wud bi rielli surpreist, if äniwon kud äkktuallie ried sis. :D

I can. :)


I'm just kind of strange like that, though. ;) That looks really awesome with that kind of spelling, by the way.
 
Ah'm about 65% Dixie, Ah reckon.

Tho tieping how Ah is no easee task.
 
Little Bird said:
Pooha... Itz ryllie verie difficult too reed english wis a germen axeant. Aim alweys wondering how mutch off an axeant we haff, but heering peeple wis a frensh axeant or the difference between brittish and americen english, Aye suppose thet othars haff ryllie noh problems wis ayedentefying us by heering alon.

Bat wott is rielli matsch mohr fan, is tu wreit inglisch wiss using se kartckters äs sey ar spoken in görmen. Ai wud bi rielli surpreist, if äniwon kud äkktuallie ried sis. :D
I redd eet. Yuh shood try writing yore Germ'n 'nto how you speak't.

Also, super-dotch rahks.
 
Wooder will quench my thirst. I need ice for my wooder. I eat water melon but eat wooder ice.
 
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