Why do Southern Americans make language sound bad?
Not only did they absolutely ruin the magnificent British design that is our native tongue but they ruin other words too
Take tuna for example: when you say it in a southern accent such as "A-hyuck! Would yew like sum tuna?" I instantly feel repulsed and will definately not be in the mood for eating fish
But then you remember that in the elegant Japanese language tuna sounds much different and more high class. They may offer "tuna nigiri" which I must bow down in respect and say arigato
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>>77584805
They look british.
reminder to sage American threads
Southern English has more holdovers from British English than any other part of America. Your general Americuck accent and speech did more to warp the language than we did.
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Aren't some anthropologists arguing that our accent is actually closer to how Brits sounded a few hundred years ago?
>>77584875
>They look british.
A lot of whites in areas of the south are mostly British Isles stock.
>>77584894
Thissss
>>77584893
That's not where your accent is from. You picked up post revolution pronunciation shifts in Britain because your population centers were ports that traded heavily with the Brits, specifically your slave picked cotton went to their textile mills. The modern British pronounciation is a later mutation and not closer than standard American (hell it's not rhotic). More importantly a lot of you Southerners are of Scots Irish stock.
>>77584875
Maybe because USA was a british colony?
>>77584805
Southern Americans...
>>77584903
It's hard to tell since there obviously aren't recordings but proper British accents aren't rhotic (some local ones are) and all English used to be so that's a big hole in theirs being "correct".