I wouldn't say I have an "accent" but I have noticed that I say things I bit differently than most Americans would.. So yeah, let's jump into some of Missouri's accent and slang!
Milk - melk
I normally pronounce it with an "i" but sometimes Im just too lazy to do so so it comes out "melk"
Caramel - kar-a-mull
Yep, just what a normal American says..
Z - zee
Another thing most Americans say. We don't say "zed" here.
Aunt - ant
I'm sorry.
Route - r-ow-te
I hate when people say "root"
Salmon - sam-en
Yep.
Crayon - crah-on
...
New Orleans - New Orlenz
I know people from Louisiana get shook about this but I'm sorry... It's a habit?
Mayonnaise - man-aise
I'm sorry again.
Lawyer - loy-yer
Is there another way to say this?
Coupon - kue-pon
An easy way to trigger me is to say "koo-pon"
Wash - wosh
I don't say "warsh"
Syrup - seer-up
And I don't say "sur-up"
~Onto Slang and Phrases~
"Busch" - a type of beer
"Budlight" - another type of beer
"Coke" - Coca-Cola
"Getting it on" - fucking
"Booking it" - getting the fuck outta somewhere
Ex. "And so I was, like, booking it outta there!"
"Gas is on the right!" - means exactly what it says. People say it when someone is driving slow.
"I've got to pee like a race horse!" - I don't really know.. My mom says it but she's from Kansas so maybe that's a thing there?
"Just an fyi," - another thing my mom says thinking she's super hip but in reality she's saying "just an for your information"
That's all folks!
YOU ARE READING
Let's talk about the Admin!
RandomI'll add a cover to this late but for right now, I figure: "Hey, everyone else has an Admin book! Why don't I make one?" so here we are. Yaaaaay!
