Do you pronounce ''tied'' and ''tide'' the same?

i pronounce everything the same, no matter what word it is. i just mumble and no one understands me. hehe.

''Anyone who can't distinction ''tied'' and ''tired'' is uneducated and stupid. Dave, you should try to distinguish them.''

Sorry, Dave, I misread, you distinguish them.

Correction - Anyone who can't distinction ''tied'' and ''tired'' is uneducated and stupid. Jim, you should try to distinguish them.

Hey joe, before you go calling people stupid have you listened to any Australian accents lately?

My, this is pleasant. More tea, anyone?

I pronounce ''tied'' and ''tide'' differently. Similarly I pronounce the suffixes ''-ed'', ''-er'', ''-est'', and ''-es'' with a vowel different from [..].

For me the ''-ed''s in ''missed'', ''buzzed'' and ''printed'' are all pronounced the same way. I never pronounce ''missed'' as [mis:t] or ''buzzed'' as [b^z:d]. For me ''printer'' and ''winter'' don't rhyme. The ''er'' is different in those two words.

>>Correction - Anyone who can't distinction ''tied'' and ''tired'' is uneducated and stupid. Jim, you should try to distinguish them.<<

Someone impersonated him, ie. FakeJim, because in our accent "tired" is either ~ "ti-y'd" or a long "tied".

I'm doing my best to weed out the junk that this spammer insists on posting. While he changes his name often, his style gives him away every time.

I pronounce "Tide" and "Tide" the same way. But Tired is different because it has the "rd" sound at the end of the word.