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The Wicked ZOGA posted:Do 'amnesia' and 'easier' not rhyme in American no? I can't even imagine how they could.
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Inexplicable Humblebrag posted:wonder how many accents switzerland's got Eight.
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Peachfart posted:no? I can't even imagine how they could. assuming that post isn't a joke there are some english accents that would tilt the last phoneme in "amnesia" to more of an "er" sound
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The Wicked ZOGA posted:Do 'amnesia' and 'easier' not rhyme in American i think that would rhyme if you're from boston but that's one of the worst american accents
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Dec 18, 2022 20:48
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Kild posted:Is shakespeare not British now? your mom is not british now exquisite tea posted:The North Midwest vowel shift happening in the US right now is probably one of the largest summary changes in English speech since the GVS. one of my ND cousins was working at a bodega in upstate NY and nobody could understand the way she says bag
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Peachfart posted:no? I can't even imagine how they could. that's weird cos I can't even imagine how they wouldn't
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Limmy is, without a doubt, one of the best streamers of this generation.
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Dec 18, 2022 20:54
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amnesia last syllable is a schwa easier last syllable is, i don't know, rhymes with blur? her? burger? sherbet? most varieties of american english are rhotic.
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The Wicked ZOGA posted:Do 'amnesia' and 'easier' not rhyme in American am-knee-Zuh and E-Z-er
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WarpDogs posted:In my limited experience British people are good at stereotypical "southern redneck" accents, but nobody wants to sound like that on purpose as the limmy clip shows they usually default to vague northeastern. jersey/new york/boston soup
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Larry Parrish posted:am-knee-Zuh and E-Z-er That's a Batman character
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Peachfart posted:no? I can't even imagine how they could. amnesi-er and easi-er
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some of you are forgetting when breath of the wild came out and everyone was disgusted by zelda's english va having a yooper accent
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Roth posted:That's a Batman character lmfao
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Empty Sandwich posted:this isn't true. they're are strong as ever, but they shift over time -- they shift a lot even now, but they're still really strong. Larry Parrish posted:you can tell a lot from the words people use too which is a big part of our accents. like crick, which is a particularly small creek but still larger than a stream
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Oxxidation posted:as the limmy clip shows they usually default to vague northeastern. jersey/new york/boston soup It's either that or the highest level most reach is that really flat nasally accent Hugh Laurie did for House. The British-ness doesn't leak through but it's just broadcaster English nobody actually sounds like. Anyway I like watching the old Sailor Moon dub DIC did because sometimes one of the voice actresses slips and says one of the Canadian Power Words.
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Terrible Opinions posted:I thought the distinguishing part of a crick was that it dried up during summer, but a creek flowed year round. I thought "crick" and "creek" were just different pronunciations of the same word
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Famethrowa posted:amnesi-er and easi-er No.
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Stux posted:america has the least accent variation of any country despite being nearly as big as europe. it s impressive honestly Sorry but that honor belongs to us australians
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Terrible Opinions posted:They're all pretty mutually intelligible. ah, gotcha. I just meant that there hasn't been a disappearance of regional dialects in general.
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Dec 18, 2022 21:38
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Terrible Opinions posted:They're all pretty mutually intelligible. You can tell where someone is from but no need for subtitles or the like to understand them. Maybe I'm miss informed but the impression I got was that stuff like Hoi Toider was more the norm in the 1700s and 1800s in terms of isolation from other dialects. that's a seasonal crick/creek
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Dec 18, 2022 21:45
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Nuns with Guns posted:The US has a ton of variation in accents. The problem is a lot of them are pretty low-key and never represented even in American TV because actors will just flatten out the way they speak there unless it's a show set the south or on the east coast. And even then they just talk in a really exaggerated version of an accent. therhes no us accent i cannot understand. theres at least 30 uk accents an american cannot understand. case closed.
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lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz2SX5dwO84 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL5CrxblRDg my picks
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it's called "soda" not pop
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pentyne posted:it's called "soda" not pop coke
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pentyne posted:it's called "soda" not pop gently caress off + l + ratio
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pentyne posted:it's called "soda" not pop it's a coke or a sodie pop
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uncle moe my sodie is too cold it makes my teeth hurt
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you anglos (collectively) need to stop confusing dialects with accents
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boston and and liverpool have dialects. accent is what the chief of NATO has when he speaks english (e.g. the tone of his first language affects the way he speaks english)
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pentyne posted:it's called "soda" not pop oda pop bitch
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ulvir posted:boston and and liverpool have dialects. accent is what the chief of NATO has when he speaks english (e.g. the tone of his first language affects the way he speaks english) stunningly incorrect. wonderful job
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ulvir posted:boston and and liverpool have dialects. accent is what the chief of NATO has when he speaks english (e.g. the tone of his first language affects the way he speaks english) the first language of boston is racial slurs
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