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07-18-2014 12:32 AM
07-18-2014 12:41 AM
I guess I must "talk like a baby" because when I say the word cotton, the T sound is not distinct. Perhaps it is an area dialect. I see nothing wrong with the way I pronounce cotton, and I have been doing it for 54 years or so in upstate New York.
07-18-2014 12:43 AM
I have to say I didn't notice....
07-18-2014 12:43 AM
On 7/17/2014 lilmopeep said:I guess I must "talk like a baby" because when I say the word cotton, the T sound is not distinct. Perhaps it is an area dialect. I see nothing wrong with the way I pronounce cotton, and I have been doing it for 54 years or so in upstate New York.
I agree. I'm from the South, and everyone I know says "cah-en", without any emphasis on the T.
07-18-2014 12:43 AM
My first thought is it won't be a minute before some post how you are too picky,you need to stop watching,etc. My second thought is I totally agree with you!! It gets on my nerves and it sounds silly. Marilyn Torres (who is with Susan Graver) and Dennis Basso says buh-ens too. I'm also from the south and everyone I know pronounces the "t" in cotton..we just drawl out the word like caahT-un.
07-18-2014 12:52 AM
07-18-2014 12:53 AM
Jagit'knee? cah-un?
(Did you get any coTTon?)
07-18-2014 12:55 AM
On 7/17/2014 Sooner said:Jagit'knee? cah-un?
(Did you get any coTTon?)
LOL!!! I live in a rural area, and that's exactly how everyone sounds here!
07-18-2014 02:49 AM
Jazyjuju, I see that you only have 2 posts listed. Makes me think you have other names on this board. Happens all the time.
I would not call out anyone's pronounciation (sp) of any word. This country has many regional dialects and I think its very rude to say what you did.
JMHO
07-18-2014 02:53 AM
On 7/17/2014 Colonel Meow said:On 7/17/2014 lilmopeep said:I guess I must "talk like a baby" because when I say the word cotton, the T sound is not distinct. Perhaps it is an area dialect. I see nothing wrong with the way I pronounce cotton, and I have been doing it for 54 years or so in upstate New York.
I agree. I'm from the South, and everyone I know says "cah-en", without any emphasis on the T.
I am from the south & do NOT talk like that.
I noticed Marilyn that subs for Susan Graver does the same thing. Butt-n=button & Cott-n=cotton. Dennis Basso also does it.
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