That is called a "water purifier" here ...In some regions of the United States, water heater is pronounced "still"
That is called a "water purifier" here ...In some regions of the United States, water heater is pronounced "still"
hmmm never thought of showering in Hot hoochIn some regions of the United States, water heater is pronounced "still"
Argentines speak dialect, completely different from Mexican or Central American... Dialects here too...di·a·lect
a regional variety of language distinguished by features of vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation from other regional varieties and constituting together with them a single language
Dialect | Definition of dialect by Merriam-Webster
Dialect isn't limited to vocabulary. Your pronunciation is a result of your location, not from learning English secondary. Technically, Australian, cockney, British.....are all dialects of the English language, where French and Spanish people (for example, can insert any nationality) are speaking with accent.
Happy Happy everyone!
May 23rd, 1 year from my heart attack, I've been vaping almost exclusively since then. Before that was on and off since 2009
I was at the beach yesterday with only my phone when I read this post with 2buildawall's mom's pics. Oh, I love this woman!!!! I want to BE her when I finish growing up!
That is fantastic!!!!!!!!!! Not that you had a heart attack of course...... but that you survived, and I hope are better than ever!!! And........ a year off the stinkies!! All the milestones are great, but I think that first year is the best one!!!May 23rd, 1 year from my heart attack, I've been vaping almost exclusively since then. Before that was on and off since 2009
If you are from the South, you probably speak with what is popularly called a Southern accent. Your dialect will depend on what region of the South you are from. From Cajun and Creole in LA to Appalacian in Eastern Kentucky to the Gulf Southern dialect of Alabama and GA. There are many more Southern dialects but they are known collectively as a Southern accent.
In the south it's commonly called a "hot" water heater
Those look great DP....You sound like you speak TexanThanks Deb. That wrap is "Orion" from Vaporskinz. We switch them around fairly often, but these at keepers (for a while, at least). It's quite the colorful little bugger - goes with everything.
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I have no idea exactly what I tawk like, but I could really go for a cup of cawfee right about now.
(These things I am told)
that is stunning! I'd seen part of it before, but never the whole thing. thanks hunThanks Deb. That wrap is "Orion" from Vaporskinz.
No he don't.......but he has had lessons!! lolThose look great DP....You sound like you speak Texan
Yep. I speak with a Southern drawl to different degrees, depending on who I'm around. But sometimes I speak standard, unflavored American English (when doing business or addressing a group, some job interviews, and sometimes around people who consider it unintellectual to speak in a normal untrained manner) I use the common pronunciation and grammar that I was raised with otherwise.Thanks, Bike. I might (Idunno). I think I talk normal but...
SOME say that I do not. I guess, like much of what we do here in Vapeworld, it's all a matter of opinion. Ya?