Wishing It Was Spring Already with Magic Friends

[Nemo14]

Then should P, for peasant, go?

No, I like peasants, they're, well, pleasant!

 

[Nicole220]

See, I have no idea what you just said.
But...
Ian...EEEin.
If you pronounce Ann the way I do, it sounds somewhat, but not exactly like that.
I do not pronounce Ann as I do the verb "can".

I think I get what you're saying.
We pronounce Ian the same way.
But not Ann.
We pronounce it like the noun and verb "can."

Back in the day (meaning, last year...) I was trained for Forensic performances.
Most accents come easily to me, British (London and Cockney? I think) and Irish. :shrug:

Yup, same here.
I'm good at sounding like other people.
Oooo, I apparently can do a good Asian accent. :lookaroun

 

[Uponastar]

I pronounce Ian the way you do, but Ann rhymes with can (the verb or the noun)

You say them both the same way? :dazzle:
That's weird.

Then should P, for peasant, go?

I think Ann and Can sound a more alike than Ian and Ann.

Right they do.
But Ian has that flat sound that we give to vowels that other people don't. And when you pronounce Ann with the lax "A" it almost, but not quite, sounds like that.

 

[Nemo14]

4 weeks from today!!!!!! :sohappy::sohappy::sohappy:

 

[Uponastar]

I think I get what you're saying.
We pronounce Ian the same way.
But not Ann.
We pronounce it like the noun and verb "can."

Another one who says them both the same way. :dazzle:
How come we're the only ones who do it right?

 

[Uponastar]

4 weeks from today!!!!!! :sohappy::sohappy::sohappy:

Yay!

 

[Nemo14]

You say them both the same way? :dazzle:
That's weird.

Actually we say "ken" for the verb sometimes, but I don't because I'm that good!

 

[Uponastar]

Actually we say "ken" for the verb sometimes, but I don't because I'm that good!

That's a lazy way of saying it.
You hear that a lot here, too.

 

[Nicole220]

Shielding the eyes.
He knows what he's doing...

This is getting kinda scary. :lookaroun

Maybe, but I know I'm right. :lookaroun

We thought your accent sounded weird once it reached this part of the country.
So we changed it so it sounded better.

 

[Nicole220]

Another one who says them both the same way. :dazzle:
How come we're the only ones who do it right?

:shrug:

I'm trying to think of some words that are strictly Californian, but I can't think of any. :lol:

 

[Nemo14]

:shrug:

I'm trying to think of some words that are strictly Californian, but I can't think of any. :lol:

forsure?

 

[Uponastar]

surfboard?

:ROFLOL:
You nut!

 

[Nicole220]

surfboard?

:ROFLOL:

Whenever I'm in another state and people find out that I'm from CA, they always ask if I surf. :lol:

 

[Nemo14]

:ROFLOL:

Whenever I'm in another state and people find out that I'm from CA, they always ask if I surf. :lol:

Do you?

 

[Connor002]

No, I like peasants, they're, well, pleasant!

Charming.

We pronounce it like the noun and verb "can."

Those are two different words. :lookaroun

You say them both the same way? :dazzle:
That's weird.

That what I was thinking.

Another one who says them both the same way. :dazzle:
How come we're the only ones who do it right?

(We're smarter)

 

[Disnut]

No. You're wrong.:lookaroun

Shielding the eyes.
He knows what he's doing...

Maybe, but I know I'm right. :lookaroun

:shrug: Am I wong or are you wrong??

You say them both the same way? :dazzle:
That's weird.



Right they do.
But Ian has that flat sound that we give to vowels that other people don't. And when you pronounce Ann with the lax "A" it almost, but not quite, sounds like that.

I say them both the same.:lookaroun

Actually we say "ken" for the verb sometimes, but I don't because I'm that good!

:lol:

 

[Uponastar]

(We're smarter)

We already knew that.
This just really seals the deal.

 

[Connor002]

:shrug: Am I wong or are you wrong??

You are.

 

[Uponastar]

I say them both the same.:lookaroun

Another weird one.

 

[Disnut]

:ROFLOL:

Whenever I'm in another state and people find out that I'm from CA, they always ask if I surf. :lol:

They ask how much land I own!:lookaroun Or do I own horses.:lookaroun No land ! No horses!:ROFLOL: