The words "glove box", "got", "blah blah blah", "stop" etc. with a central [a] rather than the General American [A] I've noticed.
"stop ta ta talking that blah blah blah"
"stop ta ta talking that blah blah blah"
NCVS in the Kesha song.
The words "glove box", "got", "blah blah blah", "stop" etc. with a central [a] rather than the General American [A] I've noticed.
"stop ta ta talking that blah blah blah"
also "jukebox" is [a], though in 'tik tok', her "got" is rounded, which in NCVS i think would be [A]
some mentioned it was attributed to 'auto tune', but even then, its inconsistent. she's so weird P:
I don't know. She is so strange, and her accent is weird, she pronounces
1. BACK as [bek] (so Chicagoan ''I ain't comin' BACK'') 2. GOT as [gɒt] (rounded vowel, in ''you GOT me'') very Valley Girl-ish http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OKlzm6BQ8A gawt (rounded vowel in GOT) at 2:16 also toes [t@uz] instead of [touz] so RP hahahaha
Milton, as for [t@uz] - you know that there are some Londoners (from Inner part of the capital) who pronounce it just like in General American -> [touz]....
Though, [t@uz] instead of [touz] does occur in some regional american accents as well. definitely in the midlands, and in california
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