Vermonter's say things like "I forgot my Birkenstocks in the back of the Subaru".
Beacon Hill Brahmins don't sound that much like kids who grew up in the North End (mostly Italian) or Southie (mostly Irish).
Not sure if I could describe typical Cow Hampshire, but Maine is not like Eastern MA.
Chunks of Rhode Island and CT have a New York influence.
Vermont is big and people are spread out. Been there many times but never felt they sounded anything but normal to me.
You're welcome for the lack of help.
Oh yeah, just in case you were wondering, You cahn't get they-ah from he-ah, but if you could, you'd love the Chowdah...
I gahtah go hit the packie befoah last call....
Yeah.
Vermonter's say things like "free college and healthcare for all".
tailgater wrote:
fixed
edit: ooops...wrong forum#-o
Is there much of an accent difference from state to state in your neck of the woods. A friend of mine is moving to Vermont in a couple of months and I am curious.
Speyside wrote:
tell your friend to pack some tolerance for language butchering or stay out theyah.
Tonight, we ate suppah in the pahlah....8-[
I work with a guy who still uses tonic, and when he said it, I knew right away he was a Masshole.....(I use soda too)
RMAN4443 wrote:
Did you wear your fancy red hair?
only wear that to the home games....and the Supah Bowl, if the right team is playing...🍺
