Anonymous wrote:Here is the video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-tt2nTCE5c
It doesn’t sound like a typical Maryland red neck accent you hear in Frederick/Damascus/etc which is a little more twangy I agree it’s different.
Anonymous wrote:I’ve known people in Baltimore ( East Baltimore, Dundalk) with similar accents. I think it’s a white West Virginia accent coupled with Murlyn. So people who grew up in Maryland around adults who grew up in West Virginia. Just a guess though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a rural MD accent. It's like a combination of a southern twang, Pittsburgheze, a with a light touch of Philly/Jersey.
This is what I hear to. The prononciation of “water” is very Philly.
His grammar was very informal.
Anonymous wrote:It’s an old time rural Maryland twang. It almost sounds like the old East Baltimore accent crossed with the rural eastern shore twang.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is the video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-tt2nTCE5c
It doesn’t sound like a typical Maryland red neck accent you hear in Frederick/Damascus/etc which is a little more twangy I agree it’s different.
Oh yeah, that’s definitely a rural Maryland accent. Perhaps he’s also had some other issue that slows the cadence of his words. But you can hear that Maryland accent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is the video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-tt2nTCE5c
It doesn’t sound like a typical Maryland red neck accent you hear in Frederick/Damascus/etc which is a little more twangy I agree it’s different.
Oh yeah, that’s definitely a rural Maryland accent. Perhaps he’s also had some other issue that slows the cadence of his words. But you can hear that Maryland accent.
I agree
We have lived in Maryland for over 25 years and there are quite a spectrum of accents here. However, that does sound like some rural Maryland people I have heard - I also thought they sounded like a combo of southern and Philly when I first heard them
I love hearing strong accents and wish I had acquired more of a Maryland flavor when I talk.
The human brain is amazing in the ways it shapes so many wildly different and nuanced expressions of our shared humanity.
Anonymous wrote:It's a rural MD accent. It's like a combination of a southern twang, Pittsburgheze, a with a light touch of Philly/Jersey.