Roof as ruff is rare although i don t doubt that there are some who say it.
Pronunciation of roof midwest.
I now live in california and expected to hear it here after being questioned for years in the east.
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How to say roof in english.
The north central dialect often popularly though stereotypically.
The next time you talk to someone from the other side of the country take note of the way they say words like bagel and mayonnaise maybe you didn t notice it before but your cross country comrades likely have vastly differing ways of pronouncing these everyday terms and it s not just those words either.
According to talbaot it s used in chicago to refer to a freshly graduated sorority sister from a big 10 university who plants herself in one of chicago s north side locales to date her male equivalent a chad drive vw jettas and avoid spilling her psl all over her ann taylor blouse.
This is a super specific term for a super specific part of the midwest and a super specific kind of gal.
But occasionally in just a few words now and then there s a hint of south that friends in places like the midwest don t hear.
Pronunciation of roof with 3 audio pronunciations 25 synonyms 12 meanings 34 sentences and more for roof.
How to say roof.
I was specifically taught proper pronunciation and grammar as a child.
The pronunciation of caramel starts disregarding vowels once you go west of the ohio river residents of the far north have an oddly canadian way of pronouncing been for whatever reason it.
However after a few kids in the midwest poked a little fun at those pronunciations i changed the way i pronounced the words we all wanted to fit in.
But my question is whether my pronunciation of root and roof is disappearing.
Mostly the distinction is between the two different double o pronunciations the long oo in food or the short oo in book.
North central american english also known as the upper midwestern or north central dialect in the united states is an american english dialect native to the upper midwestern united states an area that somewhat overlaps with speakers of the separate inland north dialect centered more around the eastern great lakes region.
Roofs is the plural of roof.
It has nothing to do with dialect or regional accent and everything to do with education and public speaking.
