[ SECRET POST #2687 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2687 ⌋

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Comments

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

Even though I live in Minnesota and have been told by a few people outstate that I've picked up the accent (which is strange since I live in the city which is not at all a harbor for the typical Minnesota accent), I find that South Floridians have a very strange amalgam of an accent that's not even attempted. I lived in Miami for a couple years, and having to learn Spanish to have any sort of job will have some impact on your English as well. From my experience, consonants tend to change more than vowels when you're switching between the two, and anything set in Miami completely overlooks this fact. On top of that, when you get about 10 miles or so away from the developments, a rural accent comes into play, causing even some city dwellers to say "y'all". Hell, I still say it. It's the one Floridian aspect of speech I have yet to kick.