easterners, southerners, and westerners all sound different. so do canadians

i lived in atlanta for a nice luil while and i picked up the southern accent. but i havent lived there for like almost 8 yrs now so i dont realy sould like much of anything but for living in ohio you can slightley tell i have a accent, but when i wanta get drunk anoy the poop outa ppl i can have a southern accent so bad you whould a thunked that i growed up in tee boone docks!!!

Michigan accent here ... well that'* what everyone says.

http://www.michigannative.com/ma_idiosyncrasies.shtml

Yeah i've got a somewhat philly accent. I say dog like 'dawugh', car like 'cawr', and talk like 'tawlk'. I'm not real bad though some people say um like 'eaum' and God like 'Gawd'. So I guess it'* the w'* that get over pronounced.

I grew up in the streets of Dorchester Ma "dotchesta' suburb of Boston "bahston"

we like to drop our R'* and some time add letters like N'*

and wicked is a must

better discribed here.

http://www.boston-online.com/glossary/wickedpr.html


How we pronounce some city and towns

Berlin: BER-lin.
Billerica: Bill-ricka or B'ricka
Cochituate: Co-CHIH-chew-it
Concord: CON-cud
Leicester: Lestuh
Leominster: Lemon-stuh
Norfolk: Norfork, Nor-F'K or Nor-folk
Peabody: Pea-B'dee
Quincy: QUIN-zee thats where I live
Waltham: Wall-tham
Woburn: WU-bin
Worcester: Wuhstah

It'* those damn Boston people. It has to be all the seafood they eat because they speak funny, have a universal (and very true) inferiority complex when it comes to thier superior cousins in New York, drive like pansies, and attract baseball GMs that where gorilla suits.

Nooyawkas

Hehe You know I love you guys, its just so much fun to pick in you.

i can pick people from up north out instantly. Another great tactic is ask if you like sweet tea....that rules out a lot of northern people down here.

i have a "country" accent.