South of Pittsburgh.

exactly Ian hah

Itd be more like hawses here

I've been to TX so many times that I adopted "y'all."

See, we're very diverse. Regional dialects abound.

You’ns is like the plural of y’all. A double plural

I know northerners who use y’all as a singular and it drives me bonkers

Youins or youiz would thro me

@DixieBoy76 - KY yea thats stupid

You'ns and yinz are still different though. Yinz is pronounced like "shins" and is hyper regional, hilariously so. Only like 4 counties in the world speak like they do.

Makin me feel like a stranger in my own country Ian

Fayette county

The only regionalism I can think. Of locally is that we're known for pronouncing "water" as "wudder"

But I think a lot of folks do that.

bag is pronounced as "beg" here

I always thought of it more as Wahder

I say wahder

Bostonian influence no doubt @SuperTomPerry -RI

Lol or more like wahda

@Papa Pizzagate undoubtedly

Or garbitch for garbage

"Gahbitch" or "faw" instead of "four"

Then theres my own mispronociation of bureau as brearah

My accent is an awful mix of Okie peppered with central Canadian. Very offputting

Oh one that kills my wife is i say Stear the soup and she says Stir the soup

I actually say "sOrry" without thinking about it

Lol i can hear that!

wooder

Is the central Canadian like I think it sounds? I’m hearing aboot and eh

Some Pennsylvanians say "crick" for "creek."

Some MO people say crick too.

I like crick

Sounds good

Like john Wayne, saying Ruf for roof

@DixieBoy76 - KY Like Minnesotan/Wisoconsin/North Dakota but yeah with the weird CanuckLeaf words

But get to Alberta and it sounds like Montana, but with the weird CanuckLeaf words

I say both crick and creek

My Cali accent has officially been replaced with a Virginia one.

@sigruna14 A crick is a body of water, creek is what old spooky floor boards do

Creak

For lolz. Can’t access his page though.