Regional accent question

[jon-nyc]

Where do they pronounce “didn’t” like “dint”.

Is that a Pittsburg thing?

[Doctor Phibes]

Northern England

Din’t it?

[jon-nyc]

@Doctor-Phibes I think there’s an American place too.

[Doctor Phibes]

@jon-nyc said in Regional accent question:

@Doctor-Phibes I think there’s an American place too.

Probly somewhere right serfisticated

[Copper]

Yes, I have known American dint sayers.

mid-West maybe

[Horace]

When the aliens come in search of the least interesting question ever posed, this thread will draw them right to us. I see that as an existential threat to our community.

[LuFins Dad]

Pittsburgh would likely drop the t if anything. Diddin you learn that when you went to Beaver Township?

[brenda]

Not common in my part of Minnesooooota, but perhaps northern parts of the state. Canadian users?

[Klaus]

@Horace said in Regional accent question:

When the aliens come in search of the least interesting question ever posed, this thread will draw them right to us. I see that as an existential threat to our community.

Ok I lol'd.