Pronunciation and Other Vocabularian Oddities

[ncba93ivyase]

When I get really excited about something I'm talking about, all my vowels get crazy.

Like if I would normally say something like "my god, you're an idiot," it'd magically turn into "my gee-ahd, yoo-ir an ihhdeot."

It's kind of hard to put into text how it sounds, but I kind of made that look like some nasty southern accent and it's nothing like that.

[FAMY2]

DWOOAAAGG

Heh. The only English accents I knew were British and Southern. I can't even hear a difference between British and Australian.

Don't let an Aussie hear you say that. There are differences.   

[YPrrrr]

DWOOAAAGG

Heh. The only English accents I knew were British and Southern. I can't even hear a difference between British and Australian.

I think they're quite distinct

[Daddy]

I think they're quite distinct

So sod off. 

[Travis]

people sometimes tell me i have a southern accent, but i was born and raised in new jersey

also my grandparents who are new yorkers always add "er" instead of "a" at words like "rhonda"

[Kalahari Inkantation]

i say words like "mountain" or "martin" more like "moun'in" and "mar'in"
but in words like "fourteen", i pronounce the "t"

[Nyerp]

I hate people who say "fifdeen".

[ncba93ivyase]

I hate people that say, "Can I you  a question?"

[Thyme]

Took me 10 long seconds to get it. :'(

[spoiler]"wtf can i chop you a question "[/spoiler]

[Daddy]

i aksed my friend laquisha why she be all trippin n shit and fuckin with my baby daddy

[ncba93ivyase]

i aksed my friend laquisha why she be all trippin n shit and fuckin with my baby daddy

whoa

i know a white girl named that that wants to "teach" me how to make love

[Kalahari Inkantation]

I don't really say "ask(ed)" or "ax(ed)", what I say sounds more like "ass(ed)".

unless it's in a sentence like "go ask him," then it'll actually sound like "ask"

I hate words that end in "-s_s" (asks, tests, casts, etc.)

So instead of saying "I have two tests to take today," like a normal person would, I would say:

"I have two tess'ta take today."

[Thyme]

I know how to pronounce business. If I have to say it in a conversation, I'll say it correctly.

But if I have to read it out loud, I'll end up going "byoo-see-ness" or "bee-see-ness".

[Thyme]

"Ay-dult" instead of "Ah-dult".

[YPrrrr]

According to my floormates, "errand" is not pronounced "air-rend"

I'm sticking to it though