#my dialect is for the most part pretty similar to GenAm without too many modifications to classify it in a specific dialect however!

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even before i watched bcs (and even before i watched brba, a little) i found myself imitating saul goodman's mannerisms and phsyicality/gestures. This is because 1. he's attractive 2. I'm already constantly moving my hands and clapping and pointing. I'm not that far off.

#this does NOT apply to my manner of speech however i am a WAYS away from that #irl i tend to use a lot of the same saying every time a certain thing happens #like if it's raining kinda heavy i'll nearly always say ''it's coming down hard'' #and there's some words and word-combinations i use ALL the time. like heavy‚ i always say that one. and completely and totally. #im always saying completely and totally #i tend to be slightly verbose but not in the sense that i use a lot of obscure words‚ more that i use a lot of uncommon constructions #and also. adding on the 'getting very attached and repetitive with a certain phrase' thing. the phrases can go in and out of use #when i was like 10 or 11 i used to say 's'all good‚ man' ALL THE TIME #im unfortunately very limited by my trouble with speech and volume :( it's hard for me to make sounds with my mouth #and it's even harder to make them a reasonable volume #although all that can depend on physical conditions. today it was very cold and i was very tired and not dressed for the temperature‚ #and i found myself speaking in nigh-gibberish a lot. instead of saying 'yeah man my fingers are like killing me rn' i said something like #''yeahmamma fiŋrsr la kiln me rana'' #it's not a dialect thing it was just tough conditions #although dialect is quite interesting #my dialect is for the most part pretty similar to GenAm without too many modifications to classify it in a specific dialect however! #i tend to use pieces from multiple different dialects (mostly varieties of american english) #and most of the time it varies. i can go heavy on elision and vowel reduction too. #like. the way i say it‚ sorry and s'alright and pretty similar. my s'alright sounds like a different dialect's sorry #ANYWAYS sorry for the ramble no im not. this was fun. GOODNIGHT