Well now, just for your information, or Wael, jes fer yer
infermashion, yuh don't need to put no apostrophe in yall anymore,
cause it be a real wurd now. 'Korse, 'round heah, sumtimes thuh
damnyankees gets confus-ed, and thank I'm'ah talkin' about them
sailboats with thuh wheel forwurd o'thuh mizzun. Not that I mean no
disrespect to Yankees, mind you. It wasn't me that damned 'em. Or
made it all one word. <wink>
If you want them boys and gurls from Tennessee to look at you funny,
say it correctly, with a slight emphasis on the TENN in Tennessee.
Not too much or they'll think you're making fun of 'em. And ask 'em
if they ever been over to Shebbyville (Shelbyville) for the
Celebrashun. (Big Tennessee Walking Horse show.)
--Bob Whitmire
www.bwp33.com
On Mar 28, 2008, at 9:01 AM, Paul Braun wrote:
>
> When all y'all starts tawkin' Sutherun, y'all gots tuh play fay-ast
> an'
> loose wit' thuh letters.
>
> Y'all kin use them 'postrofeees tuh represaynt dang near any layter in
> the alph'bet, lahk when y'all leaves 'em out, or when y'all squishes
> words t'gether, lah "y'all", but thay-en y'all's gots tuh add y'all
> some
> extree syllables intuh thuh say-yen-tence tuh make up fer thuh lay-
> ters
> y'all dun left out.
>
> An' y'all will fahnd that when y'all's tawkin' 'bout Thuh Mother
> Spowrt
> -- NASCAR (or, as I call it, the World Racing Federation because it's
> more like pro wrestling on wheels) -- it heps y'all git intuh thuh
> swang
> of thangs more fay-ays-ter.
>
> Ah'm one of them Yayhnkees, born'n'bred, but Ah'm learnin' me to tawk
> lahk this since mah company done got bought out bah Tenn'seeuns.
>
> An' Ah don' mean no dis-ree-spaykt to none of owr Suthern breth-ur-un
> here on thuh lee-uhst.
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