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Out of curiousity: are you Irish? These patterns match some of my relatives, particularly ending sentences with "filler" words and the "th" pronounciation. I ne
by eoinbmorg 5y ago
Out of curiousity: are you Irish? These patterns match some of my relatives, particularly ending sentences with "filler" words and the "th" pronounciation. I never thought about these as things that need fixing since they are just part of an accent (not suggesting you shouldn't change them if you feel like you'd prefer a different speech pattern).
- el_dev_hell 5y agoI'm not Irish in any meaningful way (a great-great grandmother). I'm an Australian from a regional area. It's interesting that there's an overlap!