If you pronounce "regularly" as "reguly" and "definitely" as "defintly", you need to lift your game. Sick of hearing tards who can't pronounce words properly.
If you pronounce "regularly" as "reguly" and "definitely" as "defintly", you need to lift your game...
Lucas Cooper
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Chase King
preemptive fush and chups
Joseph Thomas
user you should go to bed it's pretty late
Zachary Price
Never hear those. In Dixie you might catch an "Accreate" (Accurate) or "Simyular" (Similar) though.
Levi Cruz
Worst is "ask" as "aks" like fuck off
Kayden Jenkins
no user I'm a big boye
Tyler Sanders
>Accreate
how do you fuck up a word that badly?
Oliver Rogers
We just barely pronounce unstressed syllables so "kyurit" and "kreeit" aren't very far apart.
Another odd thing is that we barely pronounce any stops on the ends of words. You probably have heard "runnin' and jumpin'" instead of "running and jumping" but we also say "thin" instead of "thing" and "inste" instead of "instead" and anything else that really ends with a b, p, d, t, g, or k.
Colton Cook
not pronouncing stops on the ends of words makes me mad for some reason
Hunter Wood
Don worreh, we don lie' i' when thuh brits don pronounce their r's, so ah understan.
Isaiah Hall
something something stoicism
Noah Nguyen
*unnerstan
I don't normally transcribe my accent lol
Michael Russell
go on do summin i dare you
Julian Russell
Go ohn, do sumthin', ah dare you
Kayden Kelly
Are you the kind of people that says "thing" as "thang" or "than'"
Isaac Baker
If you don't say "y'all" your accent isn't fun
Elijah Scott
We pronounce it the exact same way we say "thin"
Luke Garcia
based
y'all're never gunna ge tuh experience thuh bes accen, mah accen.
Angel Carter
>not pronouncing it as regly
Chase Ross
Heard everything but the instead part, do you live in some fucking swamp in Georgia?
Lucas Foster
North Georgia/southern appalachia actually
We don't completely remove it but when speaking it does just kind of go away if you're paying attention. "instead" only sometimes but other words more often. It's easier to just randomly not say voiceless ones (p, t, k) for example, but still. I do say "inste" often enough.
Colton Davis