Heh... The SE PA dialect is even better...So is it a radEator or a radiator it's like Pennsyltuckians have thier own dialect.
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A guy was driving down the road and saw a tractor and a wagon parked by the side of the road, and a sign that said Boat For Sale.Heh... The SE PA dialect is even better...
I "f'n" hate that like no other, and I'm absolutely NOT "just saying".Just sayin' - very popular expression on gun forums but still a goofy one that wore out it's welcome from the beginning.
There is no way that I could come up with any different kind of pronunciation for Lapua in the USA. I would pronounce it just like the the Lapua guy in a previously linked video pronounced it. Many years ago I was talking to one of the shooters at my club/range. He kept going on and on about "Sahara" bullets, and I had no idea what he was talking about. He could see that I was confused and he then said "The Bulletsmiths"I agree with Jackie, LAP-WA may be correct in Finland, but this is the US of A and we pronounce it LA-PU-AH, so put that in your foreign pipe and puff on it.
Around here (Ohio) it's New-tun. Or even worse, we have a habit of not pronouncing the vowel in front of the t in this and similar words. Newt-n.A fig Newton cookie …
Is it New- ton ? Or is it Newt-un
Ditto in Me. In Newton, the O just doesn't roll off the tongue does it.Around here (Ohio) it's New-tun. Or even worse, we have a habit of not pronouncing the vowel in front of the t in this and similar words. Newt-n.
I just came in and asked my wife”G’eat”, she said no I haven’t eaten yet.
I’ve got a guy that I work with some that wears me out with “you see”.I get a kick out of people that proudly proclaim "I redid it" and " see what I'm sayin"
This tread has given me quite a few laughs, thanks y'all.
Matt
Much like "you know"? My daughter picked up the you know bug in high school. Every time she said it, I would reply, "no I don't know, explain it to me".... only took about two days to lose that.I’ve got a guy that I work with some that wears me out with “you see”.