dianegcook
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Yep, I am all mixed up also.
My Father's father was Irish, my father's mother was a Cherokee Indian.
My German grandfather served with the Germans, during WW1, and served with the French during WW2.lol
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Accents
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My Father's father was Irish, my father's mother was a Cherokee Indian.
My German grandfather served with the Germans, during WW1, and served with the French during WW2.lol
lisa-in-FL
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i've had people from other parts of the country tell me i sound southern but i don't hear it. i live in central FL which is very transient so there isn't really much of a standard accent around here.
i will admit that i have a weird tendency to pick up accents where ever i am. for example, i spent a week in Tennessee and by the end, sounded like i grew up there, saying "ya'll" all over the place. another time, i got teased a bit by family in the UK when they noticed i was picking up their accent and phrases.
last thing - i recently saw this and think its hilarious. https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/pare...bulary-from-peppa-pig/13xwkSO3YhtKdQjBUlBDNO/
i will admit that i have a weird tendency to pick up accents where ever i am. for example, i spent a week in Tennessee and by the end, sounded like i grew up there, saying "ya'll" all over the place. another time, i got teased a bit by family in the UK when they noticed i was picking up their accent and phrases.
last thing - i recently saw this and think its hilarious. https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/pare...bulary-from-peppa-pig/13xwkSO3YhtKdQjBUlBDNO/