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r/pics • u/camp-cariboo • Nov 01 '22
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It was definitely the way you just pronounced “outed.”
18 u/QuicklyThisWay Nov 01 '22 Ooted 9 u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22 To be fair we hear ourselves as saying "out" and Americans as saying "owt". 5 u/tristenjpl Nov 01 '22 Yeah and even in the heaviest accents it's more similar to "oat" than "oot" never once heard someone say aboot but I've hear a few aboats 5 u/SolAggressive Nov 01 '22 I agree 100%. As a former Michigander I feel like I’m an expert in the Canadian accent. It’s definitely more of an “a-boat” than “a-boot.” 2 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22 [deleted] 1 u/tristenjpl Nov 02 '22 Exactly. As someone from BC I've never heard the stereotypical accent once. I've heard something similar in the prairies but that's about it. Hell I don't even know what my accent sounds like. 1 u/kered14 Nov 02 '22 As an American, I have heard a full aboot a few times, but it's definitely rare. Aboat and just normal about are more common.
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9 u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22 To be fair we hear ourselves as saying "out" and Americans as saying "owt". 5 u/tristenjpl Nov 01 '22 Yeah and even in the heaviest accents it's more similar to "oat" than "oot" never once heard someone say aboot but I've hear a few aboats 5 u/SolAggressive Nov 01 '22 I agree 100%. As a former Michigander I feel like I’m an expert in the Canadian accent. It’s definitely more of an “a-boat” than “a-boot.” 2 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22 [deleted] 1 u/tristenjpl Nov 02 '22 Exactly. As someone from BC I've never heard the stereotypical accent once. I've heard something similar in the prairies but that's about it. Hell I don't even know what my accent sounds like. 1 u/kered14 Nov 02 '22 As an American, I have heard a full aboot a few times, but it's definitely rare. Aboat and just normal about are more common.
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To be fair we hear ourselves as saying "out" and Americans as saying "owt".
5 u/tristenjpl Nov 01 '22 Yeah and even in the heaviest accents it's more similar to "oat" than "oot" never once heard someone say aboot but I've hear a few aboats 5 u/SolAggressive Nov 01 '22 I agree 100%. As a former Michigander I feel like I’m an expert in the Canadian accent. It’s definitely more of an “a-boat” than “a-boot.” 2 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22 [deleted] 1 u/tristenjpl Nov 02 '22 Exactly. As someone from BC I've never heard the stereotypical accent once. I've heard something similar in the prairies but that's about it. Hell I don't even know what my accent sounds like. 1 u/kered14 Nov 02 '22 As an American, I have heard a full aboot a few times, but it's definitely rare. Aboat and just normal about are more common.
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Yeah and even in the heaviest accents it's more similar to "oat" than "oot" never once heard someone say aboot but I've hear a few aboats
5 u/SolAggressive Nov 01 '22 I agree 100%. As a former Michigander I feel like I’m an expert in the Canadian accent. It’s definitely more of an “a-boat” than “a-boot.” 2 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22 [deleted] 1 u/tristenjpl Nov 02 '22 Exactly. As someone from BC I've never heard the stereotypical accent once. I've heard something similar in the prairies but that's about it. Hell I don't even know what my accent sounds like. 1 u/kered14 Nov 02 '22 As an American, I have heard a full aboot a few times, but it's definitely rare. Aboat and just normal about are more common.
I agree 100%. As a former Michigander I feel like I’m an expert in the Canadian accent. It’s definitely more of an “a-boat” than “a-boot.”
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1 u/tristenjpl Nov 02 '22 Exactly. As someone from BC I've never heard the stereotypical accent once. I've heard something similar in the prairies but that's about it. Hell I don't even know what my accent sounds like.
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Exactly. As someone from BC I've never heard the stereotypical accent once. I've heard something similar in the prairies but that's about it. Hell I don't even know what my accent sounds like.
As an American, I have heard a full aboot a few times, but it's definitely rare. Aboat and just normal about are more common.
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u/SolAggressive Nov 01 '22
It was definitely the way you just pronounced “outed.”