Interesting Words

[Grant A.]

With all of these topics about pronunciations and such, I was wondering, what are some words that are uniquely spelled in your dialect? Please include slang, as well. :)

Here are some interesting words I noticed in Texas English:

What're (What are)
What'd (What did/do)
How'd (How did/do)
How're (How are)
That'd (That would)
Y'all's (Possessive form of you all)
Y'all're (You all are)
Y'all'd (You all would)
What've (What have)

Garage (Pronounced: Gar ah zz)
Soldier (Pronounced: Sold j er)

[Icehuck]

With all of these topics about pronunciations and such, I was wondering, what are some words that are uniquely spelled in your dialect? Please include slang, as well. :)

Here are some interesting words I noticed in Texas English:

What're (What are)
What'd (What did/do)
How'd (How did/do)
How're (How are)
That'd (That would)
Y'all's (Possessive form of you all)
Y'all're (You all are)
Y'all'd (You all would)
What've (What have)

Garage (Pronounced: Gar ah zz)
Soldier (Pronounced: Sold j er)

Looks like Southern to me :P I'm in the Midwest and we don't really have slang for pronouncing words.

[Skripka]

Looks like Southern to me.

Your mean:

Southron (Southern)

[Grant A.]

Your mean:

Southron (Southern)

It's more like Suthurn here. ;)

[Spiritous]

This is going to be one heck of a thread...

[chucky chuckaluck]

north carolina reading test...

m r ducks
m r not
o s a r
c m wings
l i b, m r ducks