Enviroag02 said:
I swear it sounds like my wife stresses the wich in sandwich instead of the sand.
It's just sammich now with my wife.
Enviroag02 said:
I swear it sounds like my wife stresses the wich in sandwich instead of the sand.
I was born in Monroe, and I usually say "Lose" iana.. My wife's friend, who is from Houma, accuses me of being from South Arkansas.CajunAg97 said:
"Lose"iana, not "Louise"iana
GasPasser97 said:Gigemchicken90 said:You mean it's not a "bar ditch"? I've never heard it called anything else. I had to google it.VaultingChemist said:
A "borrow ditch" is almost always pronounced "bar ditch" in west Texas.
Have never heard it called anything other then bar ditch.
TequilaMockingbird said:I was born in Monroe, and I usually say "Lose" iana.. My wife's friend, who is from Houma, accuses me of being from South Arkansas.CajunAg97 said:
"Lose"iana, not "Louise"iana
Oh, I know. Just don't care. I usually refer people to these songs-Micropterus said:TequilaMockingbird said:I was born in Monroe, and I usually say "Lose" iana.. My wife's friend, who is from Houma, accuses me of being from South Arkansas.CajunAg97 said:
"Lose"iana, not "Louise"iana
Me too. St. Francis perchance? Anyway, there's a definite "eez" in Louisi. It just kinda rolls; think how you would pronounce Luigi. The is subtle, but its there.
I tend to pronounce sausage sah-sedge and saw-sedge interchangeably, which is weird because of my drawl.