Ok, so this has been driving me crazy for years now.
People always point out that I speak weird, but no one ever knows what kind of "accent" I have so I'll point out a few words people bring to my attention.
Anything with an "A" right after the first letter, just about, I pronounce differently.
Mad becomes Miad Like (mee-yad)
Sad- Siad
Happy- Hiappy
Anything with O's get stratched out apparently, like when I say no I make it longer or pronounce it like "knew"?
I add the "I" after the beggining letter in a lot of random words like "how" and stuff.
I know it sounds confusing, it'd be so much easier to explain through actually speaking to you haha.
Always becomes Ahhhways
Accent is Axint and the "nt" is very subtle and soft like the endings in French words haha
Add is a-id
Hahaha, there's so much more but I'd have to ask my friends.
No one is going to answer this, it's confusing.. lol
I've lived in North Carolina, West Virginia, Kentucky, and North Dakota. None of those sound like what you're describing.
I've traveled to and through places like New York, New Jersey, Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. The only one I would have guessed, especially based on your "miad, siad, hiappy" way of talking I would have said New York.
sml111992 answered Monday August 2 2010, 7:03 pm: like a boston accent seems like. do your parents speak that way grandparents someone does that you grew up talks with a boston accent im pretty sure! [ sml111992's advice column | Ask sml111992 A Question ]
xkellxx answered Monday August 2 2010, 1:42 pm: maybe you could record your voice or something and post a link to it on here to get a better answer. but some of the things you described sound like a new york or new jersey accent but then others sound like a chinese accent lol. so i'm not so sure. sorry :/
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