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i dispise northern accents cant understand a word they say and i love southern accents cause they are easy to understand and sound so polite
Really? I've never heard that one before. I like all accents but there's always some little thing about them that annoys me.
I'm not trying to offend anyone but I can't listen to the Wisconsin accent for an extended period of time but it really depends on the person's voice, I hate the way a lot of Southerners say words like "oil" (all) & "life" (laf), I hate the old NY/NJ accent "doidy-doid stweet" luckily I don't hear it anymore, I can say something about all accents though lol.
Really? I've never heard that one before. I like all accents but there's always some little thing about them that annoys me.
I'm not trying to offend anyone but I can't listen to the Wisconsin accent for an extended period of time but it really depends on the person's voice, I hate the way a lot of Southerners say words like "oil" (all) & "life" (laf), I hate the old NY/NJ accent "doidy-doid stweet" luckily I don't hear it anymore, I can say something about all accents though lol.
agreed on the Wisconsin part anyway i cant understans them either
I don't like most Southern accents; I kind of like the Tennessee accent, like Dolly Parton's. Virginia's isn't so bad, either. I also don't like the Boston/RI accent, although that is probably more due to that stupid show "Family Guy" than anything else.
This is really exaggerated and overdone. No one from Chicago talks like this. The "ooooo" sound is from WISCONSIN, not Chicago.
what is a chicago accent?
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