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I fell in love with the Boston accent after watching cheers.. LOLIn Boston we said "Mahk, please pahk the cah near the bah. Wicked!"
I fell in love with the Boston accent after watching cheers.. LOLIn Boston we said "Mahk, please pahk the cah near the bah. Wicked!"
Ha, Ha. He married an American girl from Massachussets. She speaks like a Canadian. And so does my grandson. Also. I met her family. They also speak like Canadians.ROFLMAO!
That's because you ran into fellow Canadians!
When I toured Boston on a bus, they stopped at the Cheers bar.I fell in love with the Boston accent after watching cheers.. LOL
It’s more “i”.You mean "ah"?
Wow. Right in the White Mountains & Kancamagus Highway. Beautiful, lucky you. I lived in Nashua. I miss New Hampshire very much.North Conway.
The word "hour"It’s more “i”.
I need to learn to speak like a pirate. Arrrrr.
How could they pronounce it as "f".What gives me the is how many English and Aussies pronounce 'th' as 'f'
We have started watching an old fav series of ours called 'Heartbeat' and I don't think or is that 'fink'
any of the actors can pronounce 'th' in any of their roles
Watching our nightly news it is similar in the poor pronunciation of 'th'
Just having a little fun with you Camper... letting you know you're still alive.Ha, Ha. He married an American girl from Massachussets. She speaks like a Canadian. And so does my grandson. Also. I met her family. They also speak like Canadians.
You should know better than try to challenge me on something I post. I never post anything I can't back up.
But it's fun.
When I toured Boston on a bus, they stopped at the Cheers bar.
It was beautiful there. Unfortunately I was married to the wrong person and living at the poverty level on top of that so not happy memories.Wow. Right in the White Mountains & Kancamagus Highway. Beautiful, lucky you. I lived in Nashua. I miss New Hampshire very much.
My late stepdad was from Ohio and he talked like that sometimes.How could they pronounce it as "f".
Give me a word that they would pronounce it as "f"
You mean they say fink instead of think?
@Camper6 exactly right.... Think becomes finkHow could they pronounce it as "f".
Give me a word that they would pronounce it as "f"
You mean they say fink instead of think?
@Devi yep Keith becomes KeiffHow about (this is a joke) Keef Richards?
(For Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones.)
'Nothing' becomes 'nuffink'. 'I think' comes out as 'I fink'. It's a remnant of the Cockney influence.How could they pronounce it as "f".
Give me a word that they would pronounce it as "f"
You mean they say fink instead of think?
I'm 87. I have yet to hear anyone say out and aboot. One difference for me is we say "I am finished". Americans say "I am done".