It’s time for How Do You Say That vlog hop with Mama Dweeb! It’s a fun time for people from all over to “showcase” their accents. A fun way to connect with others and see the people behind the blog. I don’t really know what my accent is (I still say I don’t have one), I was born in Alabama, raised in Florida and just moved back to Florida after living in Arkansas for 8 years. So you figure it out and let me know LOL.
Here is what this week’s words/questions were:
The Words:
why, outside, chic, boutique, February, right of way, Porsche, behind, tomorrow, bye, organization
The Questions:
Pin & Pen ~ Do you say them the same or different?
What do you call a place that serves mainly alcoholic beverages?
What is the grey tape that can fix any broken objects?
What do you call someone that isn’t cool?
A phrase your grandparents always said?
What do you call a girl that acts silly and unintelligent?
Slow as a ____
Fast as a ____
Happy as a _____
My video (see if you say anything the same as I did):
Slow as a horse???!!! I have no idea what I was thinking LOL. Want to join in? Head over to Mama Dweeb and join in the fun!
Toni Patton
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You don’t sound southern much, unless you are saying your grandfather’s phrases.
Yes, you do have an accent dahling! 🙂 I can definitely detect the Arkansas accent. Really love the grandparent’s sayings- so fun! I hadn’t heard slow as a horse before and you’re the third that I’ve heard with happy as a lark phrase. I hadn’t heard either of those before today. 🙂
Hi Toni!! So glad to see you again!
You don’t have much of an accent at all. I do say pen and pin different.
I have not heard anyone around here call it a pub. I wonder if that is a southern thing? It reminds me of Ireland though.
I loved your grandpa impression. That was really fun.
Loved it! Until next time!
Nice to “meet” you!! Maybe a teeny tiny bit of an accent! 😉
You sounded so cute when you were imitating your grandpa…
You do sound a little southern to me, especially with the pen and pin thing, come on – one has an “e” and the other has an “i”… 🙂
I love listening to these vlogs, they are so great.
Can’t wait for the next one…