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6. My relatives in Jersey say...

Thu Feb 18, 2016, 10:14 AM

Feb 2016

one hun-drit, two hun-drit, three hun-drit dollars

On Jeopardy, some people say two hunnert, four hunnert etc.

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Can you pronounce three consonants strung together? [View all] trof Feb 2016 OP

Strength becomes 'strenth' -- madamesilverspurs Feb 2016 #1

I dislike when one syllable becomes two Skittles Feb 2016 #2

I heard an old joke years ago....... lastlib Feb 2016 #7

HA! KentuckyWoman Feb 2016 #20

In Alabama hair rhymes with higher. trof Feb 2016 #29

My girlfriend can't tell the difference between "adult" and "a dolt" LastLiberal in PalmSprings Feb 2016 #3

I do not have this problem... a la izquierda Feb 2016 #4

My relatives in Jersey say... Phentex Feb 2016 #6

My dad says tree instead of three... a la izquierda Feb 2016 #9

And they say "wooder"... Callmecrazy Feb 2016 #13

Some do a la izquierda Feb 2016 #16

Is your Mom from RI? greymouse Feb 2016 #18

Staten Island nt a la izquierda Feb 2016 #21

My Cajun father-in-law couldn't say 'th'. trof Feb 2016 #14

"sps" and "sts" are difficult but not impossible for me Glorfindel Feb 2016 #8

Waspers?? a la izquierda Feb 2016 #17

whole thing: annabanana Feb 2016 #25

Hey, thanks, annabanana....I'd never seen the whole thing Glorfindel Feb 2016 #26

"against" becomes "agit" begin_within Feb 2016 #10

I can do it. Iggo Feb 2016 #11

I can pronounce four. KamaAina Feb 2016 #12

My married name used to be Dwyer lunatica Feb 2016 #15

Listen to Forrest Gump KentuckyWoman Feb 2016 #19

That Happens To Iowans Too ProfessorGAC Feb 2016 #22

Oh in Kentucky we say worsh for wash. KentuckyWoman Feb 2016 #23

Ah! Well At Least That's Consistent With Your South Thing ProfessorGAC Feb 2016 #24

I have trouble saying the word "sword"... Callmecrazy Feb 2016 #27

Me too! Even though I know better. LOL mackerel Feb 2016 #28