Here “bus” is pronounced like “buzz” and I didn’t realise it was weird until I went down to Devon and it was a dead giveaway that I’m a Brummie lol
Here “bus” is pronounced like “buzz” and I didn’t realise it was weird until I went down to Devon and it was a dead giveaway that I’m a Brummie lol
Boston area doesn’t use “r”.
The famous: “Can’t pahk(park) your cah(car) in Havid(Harvard) Yad(yard)”.
Aaron earned an iron urn
Sorry for the IG link
Here’s a Youtube link (couldn’t find a peertube link).
I love the guy who shows up and says “Ur ur a ur ur” and then just nods his head like he solved it.
Ha, yeah … can’t hear it.
MA has a bunch of weird ones. Worcester is pronounced Wooster. Haverhill is Haiveral. Gloucester is Glawster. Quincy is Quinzee.
It’s more Wusstah than Wooster in my experience.
It depends on if the speaker has a Boston accent or not. I don’t have a Boston accent so I say Wooster.
I don’t have a Boston accent (RI) and say Wusstah, as does everyone from the area (including surrounding MA) I’ve known.
Yah, lots.