when we get the omgcp tv show we need an accent coordinator. i was just sat here thinking about how vitally important it is that everyone’s accent is perfect. bitty and jack go without saying but lardo’s boston accent. ransom’s canadian accent also. chowder’s laid back cali accent. nursey’s faux chill new york accent? holster’s western new york accent! don’t know what a maine accent sounds like but dex gotta have one. this is very important to me
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oh also also, baghera getting increasingly french at the end of the timer was so fucking funny and i love her so much, like when her and phil fought and phil killed her and her accent thickened until she abandoned words and made french noises CHEF'S KISS reminds me of when she played outlast w cellbit slime and jaiden and got progressively more french as the night wore on, genuinely had a blast hearing her progressively dropping more and more swears in french
also reminds me of something i THINK i remember, think it was her who said during brazil she kept accidentally speaking french to people because of how close she felt to them
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Tracklist:
Lonely Avenue • Dead Eyes • Out Of Love • Mortimer's Blues • Sea Of Sand • And Then You Die • Howlin' Shame • Horrible Weather • Head Rot • Invisible Hands • Stuck In The South • Mexico Blues
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† Dissocountrycent
Pt: Dissocountrycent /end pt
Dissovocal subterm related to thinking one has a country accent, which makes the person, whether it be because of delusional or IRL attachments, being an alter who has a country accent, psychosis, etc., feel disconnected from their external body. This is not for "fun" or voluntary "I wanna be this", this also doesn't override the external accent the person has.
This identity is NOT trans/id or rad/queer friendly and are NOT in support for "transitioning" tips/subliminals/advice/etc in cases where it's harmful, furthers misinformation, or appropriative. As well they don't support the fetishization, romanticization, misinformation, etc. of mental illnesses, disabilities, professions, or experiences.
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† Coined on 03.19.2024
† Colors vaugely based on countrycore and ArissoUSA 🍓 Disso + country + ac[cent]
† Tagging @arissodic-archive
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I'm curious, how many languages do you speak?
You come from a Muslim family, right? (If I remember correctly😭-)
Idk, I just remembered that and that doubt came to me 🦐
I fuckin love this emoji
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Speak speak? Just two, which are English and Tagalog.
I converse through text, can understand, read, etc. in many other languages including two dialects.
languages being; arabic, spanish, french, japanese, korean, and chinese
dialects including; tausug, chavacano, and cause of my classmates im slowly learning visayan
i like studying etymology and the origin of some words so for a while i could also understand latin and other european languages that came from it/are similar to it but am severely out of practice now
side tangent but that shrimp is most likely male considering it doesnt have a saddle (?) female shrimps are larger at the abdomen area
and yes i come from a muslim family! i have a lot of respect for islam and other abrahamic religions despite their nature against homosexuality and whatnot. even with my theme and all.
hbu love?
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as a person who studied the abomination that is the English phonemic chart, I am so enamored by John Price's production of speech
(shadow - ˈʃædəʊ; that little w before 'right' in "right or wrong"; dɑːk, "I'll fucking hang you from it" just to name a few examples that I think about every night before falling asleep)
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This might be niche, but there is nothing quite like the pain of hearing someone talk about your dedicated field of study and get the facts so, so, so wrong,,, like please,,,,you arent right at all,,,,please no,,,you just regurgitated something you read somewhere on the internet and its not right
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Hi! Can I ask you about the history of the Wagoner's Lad? I'm a fan of Peter & Gordon their song Pretty Mary, but only today, while listening to some Peggy Seeger, I realised that it's a different pov adaptation of that ballad!
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"Pretty Mary"
Peter & Gordon, 1964
Like you said, "Pretty Mary" is a gender-bent version of the Traditional song "The Wagoner's Lad", which was first documented in 1907 by Cecil Sharp. Here's the fun part- if you are familiar with folk song collector Cecil Sharp and American folk songs, you might expect that it was first collected somewhere in the UK or perhaps Ireland if it was spicy. However, the song was first collected in Appalachia! Despite focusing on English folk songs, Cecil Sharp also collected and recorded folk songs in the Appalachia.
It was first published in "English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians" in 1917. and was first recorded in 1926 by Kelly Harrell as "My horses ain't Hungry".
Another Interesting part of this song is that many of its verses have ended up in the song "On Top of Old Smokey", another song collected by Cecil Sharp in Appalachia in 1916.
This makes it hard to tell the two songs apart, as they've become tangled up with each other. Both songs even contain the same Roud folk song number: 414. "On Top of Old Smokey" was first recorded in 1925 by George Reneau. Old Smokey probably refers to the Great Smoky Mountain range that exists between Tenessee and North Carolina.
This Song, throughout its history, has been adapted and recorded over and over again, here's just a few examples.
Pretty Nancy by Jean Ritchie 1970s (?)
The Wagoner's Lad by the Kossoy Sisters 1956
My Horses Ain't Hungry by Mike Seeger 1977
On Top of Old Smokey by Gene Autry 1952
Fare You Well Polly by Pete Seeger, 1954
Rye Whiskey by Woody Guthrie 1940
Goodbye Old Paint by Colter Wall 2021
and there are many many many more.
Thanks for the recommendation! I hope this was helpful
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what they do not tell you about speaking more southern cos your american friends won’t understand you and then gradually going back to your normal accent as they get used to it. well it makes getting new friends interesting
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