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i saw this on another site it was pretty cool i say
Wooder-Water
Arange-Orange
Pavement-Sidewalk
i also pronounce A's differently i pronounce with a long sound like ahhhhhhhhhhhhh

thats my Philadelphian Dialect

uhm, californian? dude
(i guess thats my dialect)

i live in the south, but really don't have a southern accent. i say y'all (rarely, ie: "Y'all suck", but more often "you guys suck")

i can't really think of anything else, i call stuff different than what other people call it, like alot of people down here say "winduh" instead of "window"

Everyone in California:
Hella - Any (and often every) word in a sentence

like on one coast its soda and on the other its pop

I live in the midwest, which is pretty much considered the neutral in the english language, "accentless" if you will.

Michigan for me

and whats funny is my bro's roomate is from tennessee and when i was talking to him (sounded southern) but to him he said he could tell i was from the north

it was weird

yeah, any of us from the South can spot a Yankee a mile off.

In southern callifornia, the local population does not end their words in "er" but shortens it and adds an "a". and we tend to cuss and use the "N" word a lot. and its not ask, but "axe". "Cuh" or "Cuz" is like saying "Dude" or "Man". You dont say "Holmes" to the black people, and The "N" word to the Latinos. You dunt say the number 2 in front of the insanes, and 3 in front of the 20's (so math class is hell), if you defy the rules listed above, you are considered "The White Boy"

-That would be the West Long Beach Dialect.

VoYdE wrote:Michigan for me

and whats funny is my bro's roomate is from tennessee and when i was talking to him (sounded southern) but to him he said he could tell i was from the north

it was weird

My boss is from way up north (think Fargo) and she has a crazy accent, she say's 'abooot' and everything else with long 'o's, its really funny.

jks wrote:I live in the midwest, which is pretty much considered the neutral in the english language, "accentless" if you will.

Theres no such thing of having no accent.

I have a basic accent, sometimes I slip in a little british accent on accident cause I'm around british people a lot cause of my family, but mostly i have a common found accent in a lot of parts of america.

The_Hushed_Casket wrote: My boss is from way up north (think Fargo) and she has a crazy accent, she say's 'abooot' and everything else with long 'o's, its really funny.

Does she say Yahhhh a lot? And ussually the aboot thing is Canadians.

Dos Mes wrote:

The_Hushed_Casket wrote: My boss is from way up north (think Fargo) and she has a crazy accent, she say's 'abooot' and everything else with long 'o's, its really funny.

Does she say Yahhhh a lot? And ussually the aboot thing is Canadians.

Yeah but people way up north live next to cannada so it makes sence.

I'm from New England and I live near Boston so I'm supposed to talk like a Bostonian.
Ca - Car
Pak - Park
Dak - Dark

I live a few 10 miles away from Boston though so I don't do that much.
One thing that pisses me off is when someone says they hafta get 'pop'. I always yell at them and call it soda =P

Hye, I don't talk like that and I live up north. But yea people from Fargo have pretty goofy accents (But their cool).

California English....? I don't entirly know what you mean by "your dialect".

everyone in the US speaks differently guess you havnt noticed. New York speaks differently. My city Philadelphia speaks differently we say Wooder-instead of -Water and we also say You'se in stead of you all.

Dos Mes wrote:

The_Hushed_Casket wrote: My boss is from way up north (think Fargo) and she has a crazy accent, she say's 'abooot' and everything else with long 'o's, its really funny.

Does she say Yahhhh a lot? And ussually the aboot thing is Canadians.

No, only small areas of Canada. I have only ever heard one Canadian say "aboot", and considering I grew up in Edmonton, that kinda says a lot.

i always thought Canadians said EH? Alot

German English(sound horrible)