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Location: ๏̯͡๏﴿ Gwinnett-That's a Civil Matter-County
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Originally Posted by bradjl2009
I was born in 1990 and I do have a small local accent and do use a lot of local words in regular conversation. I never use those words however in formal conversation.
Not when I say them, but maybe there's a slight difference when I'm using them in conversation. I've never paid attention.
Odd. To me they sound nothing alike. Also, looking at that quiz, the a in "bath" and "bat" don't seem alike, though a bit similar. Do some people say them exactly alike? I can feel my tongue move up when saying "bath".
Born and raised and yet I still cringe when I hear that lol
So do I!
My mother even slips up and says it once in a while!
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