Robert
Active Member
Oh yeah..toss in a teacher with a different accent..say a Southern one..dont' get me wrong ya'll- I LOVE Southern accents! But, ya'll slant your vowels and pronounce some things a little differently than we refugees from the Great American Outback...Really, other accents do stuff like that too.. it's when you have a transplanted teacher trying to help kids spell or read, it can get confusing.
For the record, my mom was from Georgia, so I shoulda been better prepared:lol:
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Southern accents don't seem any more difficult then most others. Of course there are those few whose words leave me clueless. I can remember getting on an elevator with a young black fellow and he said something I didn't understand. I asked what language he was speaking and he said english. The elevator arrived at my floor and opened about that time and I just said "oh? and walked off the elevator.
I think the worse is trying to keep up with a conversation in a noisy room.