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Western Pennsylvania Lingo, Dialect, and Accent - …
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/western-pennsylvania-lingo-dialect-and-accent.609532/
Apr 17, 2009. I was reading the Great Britain vs. United States language thread and thought I would forewarn anybody coming to western Pennsylvania for a gig or to visit as to the unique lingo, dialect, and accent they may encounter. Western Pennsylvania has a distinct dialect, sayings, lingo, and accent if you ever come here.
North Western Pennsylvania Accent Tag! - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVBhpnaFxqA
Everyone did those accent tag thing. I am Jackie I am from So
Do Pennsylvanians have an accent? - CurlTalk
https://curltalk.naturallycurly.com/discussion/28387/do-pennsylvanians-have-an-accent
I am in south central PA (born & raised) & have been told I have an accent. Its probably the Pennsylvania Dutch/German that is heard. I do notice that accents change as you go either direction (east or west). Around here you hear a lot of: you'nz, warsh, crick - I actually tease my mom because she uses these words. It's just a regional thing.
Accent Challenge (South Western Pennsylvania) - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9-3PPq2iLc
I...finally did one of these. I hope I come off as awkward in this as I do in person.What is your name/username?What is the story behind your username? Wher...
Pennsylvania dialects: From Pittsburghese to …
http://www.slate.com/articles/life/the_good_word/2014/04/pennsylvania_dialects_from_pittsburghese_to_philadelphia_speak_the_keystone.html
And the pronunciation of various vowel sounds north of the boundary doesn’t align with how those vowels are pronounced in other parts of the state. “ Rot can sound, to south-of-I-80 ears, like rat...
Do You Have a Midwestern Accent? Here's How to Tell
https://www.thedailymeal.com/midwest-accent-sound-slang
The vowel sounds in each pair of words is different. The first word in each pair, cot and Don, have a vowel sound produced by the tongue placed low and in the back of the mouth with lips open. The second words, caught and Dawn, are made with a different vowel sound produced by your tongue slightly higher in the mouth and lips rounded.
Western Pennsylvania Lingo, Dialect, and Accent | Page 2 ...
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Western Pennsylvania Lingo, Dialect, and Accent Discussion in 'Bass Humor & Gig Stories [BG]' started by Richland123, Dec 17, 2009. Page 2 of 6 < Prev 1 2 ... When I've visited Johnstown and Patton though I can hear the accent pretty good from his relatives. Its the remote Appalachian locations + Irish and German heritage I figure. Dec 19, 2009 ...
Here Are The 20 Most Popular Words From Pennsylvania
https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/pa-words/
Pennsylvania has one of the most varied vocabularies in the entire country, representing five distinct dialects. You could even say we have our own dictionary. Most non-Pennsylvanians probably look at us a bit funny when we use …
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