I don't know why this keeps happening. Sorry to our neighbors up north #northdakota #southdakota #funnywords #accents #youbetcha #army #nationalguard #goguard
So, if a guy were to want to test this,and not really trying to accuse anyone of some kind of trickery , but maybe if a guy could just maybe show some proof of origin ,like maybe by taking longer to ask a question than the example that I am providing,for anyone who might not be ,well, 100 % convinced, which may or may not include myself??
North Dakota folk tend to be of good nature. It’s those “Minnesota ” folks you gotta watch out for . They will try to steal your fishing hole and your deer blind.
Yep, that is where they would get that dialect from. I know many Scandinavians, & Dutch. Same thing for Wisconsin & the Great Lakes area, settled by many Scandinavians, so they make cheeses & their dialect is also similar. Also. Buffalo, NY & Syracuse, NY. Syacuse, NY, has a harder dialect like that. Then, Buffalo is softer. & Chicago is still softer, & North Dakota is kind of ~ in there along with them somewhere. A mixture of them. Even Canadians have that type of lilt to their sentences.
My uncle recalls delivering a big care package to a battalion of the Minnesota National Guard in Iraq. His guys called it "The Blond Battalion", as it had a lot of women of Scandinavian ancestry. They dropped off the package, and were met with lukewarm thanks. Care packages tended to be toothpaste and deodorant and that kind of thing. The next time he met that battalion, their praise was effusive! That last package was awesome. Someone stateside figured out that women wanted lipstick and mascara and perfume. So that's what they sent.
I remember I got a care package once at my brigade everything in it was expired by years and smelled like mildew. They asked for a letter back with a picture of their care packed I sent them pictures of all the expiration dates a positive mildew test(had extra from testing my barracks room) and a action shot of throwing it into the dumpster. I felt insulted, someone cleaned out their cupboard and linen closet, packed it In a box to feel better and brag what they did it.
@@Ian-fy6lc Well, there's a reason that shortly into the Iraq War, you could go to some of the larger FOBs (I was at Camp Liberty) and buy Taco Bell and Burger King, if you wanted it. Hardly a battlefield essential. But you know what? I was buying some Taco Bell and Burger King.
I went back to my hometown in ND for a funeral after living in California for 30 years. It was 25 below. As I waited for my ride, the lady at the hotel desk said, "I have a car you could borrow." I was incredulous! I said, " But you don't even know me!" She replied, "Yah, but you SAID you're FROM here, and you SEEM like a NICE girl." Yep. North Dakotans are good people. I'm proud to have grown up in ND.
Yeah, we were stationed in NoDak for 5 years. There was 1 murder in that time - ONE - a double at a farmhouse a mile off Rte 83. We NEVER locked our doors, and NEVER got robbed.
I lived in Dickinson and Camped in Medora, there's really nothing special about North Dakota, I had to get out of there, the summers were 30 degrees at night sometimes...I'm from South Louisiana....LOL Medora's actually very beautiful and they have gigantic monarch butterflies and you can see the northern lights from there. I'd never be able to live there in the winter though.
@@user-st1hy6ql3jtheres not really anything special about any state in america. Just the fact you are from there is what makes a place special to people. Im from florida, and florida did not treat me well for the most part. But its still special to me. Id probably never live there again though. If you see this, can you tell me whats up with your username? I see a lot of people with similar ones. Did you not create a username so it gave you that tag?
Reminds me of when I went through Basic at Benning in 87 and met my very first individual from BOSTON!!!...I'm from the South....it was my first experience with a foreign English language.
Yeah, I used to work with a guy from Boston. We had a lot of fun with him! LOL We had a meeting once, and he was telling the manager about a “paht shotage” (part shortage). The manager laughed and said, “You’re not from around here are ya?”. LOL
my first experience in basic training was in south carolina. first time ever hearing someone with a southern accent so heavy they left off half of every word. It was certainly a linguistic experience.
I'm from upstate NY. We worked in Virginia Beach and the foreman for the iron workers had to translate for us because his white workers who's families have probably been here for generations couldn't be understood. And no,where I'm from we don't have that NYC accent .
I grew up in NortTakota. I aprOOOOOve of dis message. I moved out of the state and got a job on the radio. Hearing myself on the air was an education, especially advertising great FOOOD at the ROOOOst.
@@codywolf6336 The males accent is kinda similar but the females is way off to a yooper accent, if you mix a canadians accent with a rednecks you get the yooper accent.
As a former USAF Security Policeman assigned to the 741st MS, 91st MW at Minot AFB ND 1995-97, I can confirm that North Dakotans talk like that. I joke that they all went to see "Strange Brew" together and after the film voted to talk that way forever more.
As a born and raised north Dakotan.. i can tell you.. my accent is much worse than i thought. And everytine i catch myself saying "ohhh yeeeeh". I have to laugh at myself
I started out my military career in the Army National Guard at 17 (and went active duty later). I’m from Alabama and went to basic at Ft Dix NJ, and I don’t know who was dealing with the changes in accents more, the people in Newark Airport or myself lol! One of my best friends from the Army is originally from Massachusetts and has that serious accent when she’s pissed off or drunk; “Get the kah so we can go to the bah!” 🤣🤣
I believe this is Norwegian or other Scandinavian accent. It is prevalent from ND, Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and into the UP of Michigan. It's awesome.
Minot ND is the home of the largest Scandinavian Festival outside of Scandinavia. It's called the Norsk Hostfest, and it's held on the ND State Fair Grounds. I just looked it up, and it will be happening from 27 to 30 September of this year.
@@marlobreding7402 I was a USAF Security Policeman (1987-1997) and spent my last 27 months in the USAF assigned to the 741st MS, 91st MW at Minot AFB ND. I viewed the MAFs near Ryder, Plaza, New Town, & Stanley as my homes away from home.
@timothylessing4774 it's intentional, my family tree is traceable to 995AD. St. Olaf is my 34th great grandfather. And if the sagas and Olaf's statements that he is a great grandson of King Harrold Finehair, all the way back to the Yigling family one of the oldest Norwegian names. This and $5 will get me a cup of coffee ☕️ anywhere.🤣
My geometry teacher in 9th grade was from North Dakota, sounded exactly like the women in this video 😭😭. She would speak about how proud she was to be a native Wisconsinite!
@@lukasomasta2333🤣🤣that what they teach ya recently in school or sum buddy? What if I told ya they were just a bloodthirsty as their colonizers considering they liked to scalp people 😂the natives were conducting war on their neighbors for centuries before we ever arrived. Difference is we actually progressed over time so when we found the natives they were no match for the might of colonial empires
@@FizzleWick1 Yeah, of.... corn fields.... If you want to go to one of the Dakotas just go to South Dakota. North Dakota is the worse Dakota. It's also the worse Canada. It's also just the worst.
Had a lieutenant like that in the airforce when she came down one of my friends whos from Minnesota would go from a normal amerivan accent straight into a Minnesota accent when talking with her 😂
Some people in sout' dakohta talk like this too. When I moved to Nevada my coworkers all heard the Midwestern in my accent. Always thought I didn't have the accent till everyone pointed it out 😂😂😂
@@davidtyler-ul9vwi think he means before 1776 back then Canada was still owned by England and means that both being under the same thumb. Of course the State of North Dakota didn't exist yet the land was claimed by the crown till someone else objected. It's convoluted anyways. I looked at an old map and half of Canada was Virginia so figure that out. Nobody from Virginia had ever been that far north or west 😅
As a North Dakotan I can confirm we talk like this
No
I’ve always wanted to go. Is there a lot of Mexicans? I just wanna be the only Hispanic guy in 50 miles hahaha
The land of the Canadian Americans.
Holy smokes
Bunch of maple munchers
Just say southern Canada
I would but I've never ever heard anyone here say "aBOOT time".
@@SDArmyNGclearly haven’t heard me 😅
South Dakota can be southern south canada
Sorry boot that
Not even close, y’all are a different species.
As a Canadian they seem like cartoon versions of us
Yeah? Fugget about it..
@@taimallah3423Regina Saskatchewan
Oh don't you know, there eh bud.
Nah, y'all are North Americans, there's a reason we call y'all Snow Mexicans...
Meanwhile, here in Detroit we can look over and see Canada, wave to people on the other side, but we talk nothing alike 😂
The camera angle when he casually says "South Dakota" 🤣🤣
I'm not the only one who noticed 😂😂😂
This sent me too 😂😂❤
He has that "mum I wet the bed" stance 😂😂😂
Has real mom my fart is on the floor energy
My Mom was from North Dakooooota.
But I grew up in Minnesooooota.
Dang it now a random song popped in my head
So, if a guy were to want to test this,and not really trying to accuse anyone of some kind of trickery , but maybe if a guy could just maybe show some proof of origin ,like maybe by taking longer to ask a question than the example that I am providing,for anyone who might not be ,well, 100 % convinced, which may or may not include myself??
Minnesota name sounds like a soda drink
@@SolaireKnightusyou nean "pop" 😉
@@Eric-xh9ee😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 “ohhh yehh yewbetchaa” 😂 whew this was the laugh I needed for the day !
I saw that one coming waaaay down the tracks and I still laughed out loud.
For real 😂😂😂 I understood now why the bald dude was saying it like that until she spoke. 😂🤣😭😭
I sware dude
@xaxaxz One of my favorite movies.
I would have loved to see his Pikachu face after she spoke. *grins*
We speak the same way here in Minnnesoota. Don't ya know.
; )))
i feel like you have to nerf 50% of your iq to talk to people who has "ya" in their vocabulary.
Oh come on man
I betcha do.
Uff da!
I always thought the accent sounds Scandinavian.
As a guy that’s been delivering Amazon freight to North Dakota and northern Minnesota I can confirm they do indeed talk like this.
You get paid enough as an Amazon driver 😊
Are you getting paid enough as a driver
@@fernandosillas1 it pays the bills.
Yup the father north you go in MN the more prominent🤣
@@fernandosillas1 Amakota :Prime :D ?
As a Canadian. Yes, North Dakotan's sound like this. We have family up that ways. Nice folk.
Down that way! Lol
Bruh, apostrophes don't make words plural.
'up that ways' Oh God, did the poles flip? How could I have been so blind to not notice?!
Is it weird i read this with the accent playing in my head
This doesn't have enough likes 😢
North Dakota folk tend to be of good nature. It’s those “Minnesota ” folks you gotta watch out for . They will try to steal your fishing hole and your deer blind.
Well at least we can drive
Woah there bud, we always leave a 12 case or homemade hot dish and never leave it in a worse condition than we found it.
@@ghettoleprechaun5234 Worst drivers live in Michigan and everyone knows it.
If the Midwest could spice up their food, I'd probably visit more often.
@@mmmd3429 at least you don’t have to check if it’s vegan or some other nonsense when you walk in . Unless you are in the city and if you are leave.
The Camera angle when he says “South Dakota” is hilarious
I picked up on it too. Hilarious
“Dont’chya know?!?”
The fact that this comment has a translate feature...
"Yeh you betchah"😂
Says translate to English under the comment!
@@JulianSloman😂😂😂😂😂
supernatural vibes.
@@JulianSloman its not proper english for google to handle
@@JulianSlomanYeh. I clicked on it but the translator’s down.
The joke being that lots of Norwegians and Swedes and Finns settled North Dakota. They do have a bit of an accent 😂😂
Yep, that is where they would get that dialect from. I know many Scandinavians, & Dutch. Same thing for Wisconsin & the Great Lakes area, settled by many Scandinavians, so they make cheeses & their dialect is also similar. Also. Buffalo, NY & Syracuse, NY. Syacuse, NY, has a harder dialect like that. Then, Buffalo is softer. & Chicago is still softer, & North Dakota is kind of ~ in there along with them somewhere. A mixture of them.
Even Canadians have that type of lilt to their sentences.
I did not know that these other areas would have something in common. This will be my fun fact for the day! Thank you 😊
@@patriciatardugno9983im from syracuse. I laugh getting asked where im from cause of my upstate ny accent.
I live in South Dakota and this is absolutely funny. 👍
😂😂😂
I have friends in Saskatchewan Canada. They talk "funny" also.
The smile on her face, splendid
a beautiful woman to be sure!
Psy-op dont fall for it my brothers
As a Minnesotan, it honestly doesn't sound that unnatural 😂
That's cause they used a more Minnesotan accent than north Dakotan
Can never tell if someone’s got a really pronounced Minnesota accent or a normal North Dakotan one.
That's true. I was up in Minne for a year and some of them sound the same. You betcha! Don't you know.
As a North Dakotan we are Canadians dressed up as Anericans
You shouldn’t brag about that. lol
I’m also a North Dakotan and I can back that up
Other way around. Canadians are Americans pretending theyre different and anything more than just a handful of towns north of the state south of them.
You can say that again eh
Anericans 🫢
I remember being In the service and it was such a learning curve to get used to so many different people from all over the country...Amen
My uncle recalls delivering a big care package to a battalion of the Minnesota National Guard in Iraq. His guys called it "The Blond Battalion", as it had a lot of women of Scandinavian ancestry.
They dropped off the package, and were met with lukewarm thanks. Care packages tended to be toothpaste and deodorant and that kind of thing.
The next time he met that battalion, their praise was effusive! That last package was awesome. Someone stateside figured out that women wanted lipstick and mascara and perfume. So that's what they sent.
I feel the need!
The need to be guarded!
So they could seduce the fkn enemy?
@@dariom1785Have you ever been in a relationship with a woman?
I remember I got a care package once at my brigade everything in it was expired by years and smelled like mildew. They asked for a letter back with a picture of their care packed I sent them pictures of all the expiration dates a positive mildew test(had extra from testing my barracks room) and a action shot of throwing it into the dumpster. I felt insulted, someone cleaned out their cupboard and linen closet, packed it In a box to feel better and brag what they did it.
@@Ian-fy6lc Well, there's a reason that shortly into the Iraq War, you could go to some of the larger FOBs (I was at Camp Liberty) and buy Taco Bell and Burger King, if you wanted it.
Hardly a battlefield essential. But you know what? I was buying some Taco Bell and Burger King.
I went back to my hometown in ND for a funeral after living in California for 30 years. It was 25 below. As I waited for my ride, the lady at the hotel desk said, "I have a car you could borrow." I was incredulous! I said, " But you don't even know me!" She replied, "Yah, but you SAID you're FROM here, and you SEEM like a NICE girl." Yep. North Dakotans are good people. I'm proud to have grown up in ND.
Yeah, we were stationed in NoDak for 5 years. There was 1 murder in that time - ONE - a double at a farmhouse a mile off Rte 83. We NEVER locked our doors, and NEVER got robbed.
Bobby's mom! "Martha: "OVER HERE, HON! IT'S MOM DONCHA KNOW!!""
I lived in Dickinson and Camped in Medora, there's really nothing special about North Dakota, I had to get out of there, the summers were 30 degrees at night sometimes...I'm from South Louisiana....LOL Medora's actually very beautiful and they have gigantic monarch butterflies and you can see the northern lights from there. I'd never be able to live there in the winter though.
Nice movie that was.
@@user-st1hy6ql3jtheres not really anything special about any state in america. Just the fact you are from there is what makes a place special to people.
Im from florida, and florida did not treat me well for the most part. But its still special to me. Id probably never live there again though.
If you see this, can you tell me whats up with your username? I see a lot of people with similar ones. Did you not create a username so it gave you that tag?
I used to farm both Dakota. I can confirm both talk like that in some areas 😂
Brian: Say "Whip"
Stewie: "Whip"
Brian: Say " Cool"
Stewie: "Cool"
Brian : Say "Cool Whip"
Stewie: " Keww Whip"
Brian: YOU'RE EATING HAIR!!!
😂😅🤣🤣🫠🤣 STOP. I'M DONE. I LOST IT😅🙃😃🙂
And here it was.. 😊
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Reminds me of when I went through Basic at Benning in 87 and met my very first individual from BOSTON!!!...I'm from the South....it was my first experience with a foreign English language.
Yeah, I used to work with a guy from Boston. We had a lot of fun with him! LOL
We had a meeting once, and he was telling the manager about a “paht shotage” (part shortage). The manager laughed and said, “You’re not from around here are ya?”. LOL
my first experience in basic training was in south carolina. first time ever hearing someone with a southern accent so heavy they left off half of every word. It was certainly a linguistic experience.
I'm from upstate NY. We worked in Virginia Beach and the foreman for the iron workers had to translate for us because his white workers who's families have probably been here for generations couldn't be understood. And no,where I'm from we don't have that NYC accent .
That's Baahsten, not Boston.
Bahston
Awww they’re good people out there.
Cold, but good people
This is one of my favourite skits! I lived north of North Dakota for 20 years.
Thanks! That really means a lot! Glad you enjoyed it!
*”say South Dakota”*
*”South Dakota”*
*also him just standing there like an NPC*
I'm from North Dakota. And that is 100% on the money. Especially in the military
I too come from North Dakota
Dude my Nerth Dokoota Amigos how are you guys mucho gusto mucho gusto it’s a pleasure my friends Id love to meet your beautiful state
I'm from Minnesota and I got made fun of for talking like this IN NORTH DAKOTA
Yea tends to happen offer a tatertot hotdish and all is forgiven
That's cause it's a Minnesota accent
She's slangs like a native oxford talkah😅😅
That’s “you betchya Staff Sergeant” Specialist! lol jk this was pretty funny.
LOL! Thanks :)
I get a kick hearing this beautiful accent. It started when I watched the movie Fargo. I have to smile every time I hear it.
You tried scottish 😂😂😂😂
Funny thing is, Fargo movie was MN. But Fargo is a town in ND. They both speak like this.
That's all this is . An embelishment from an old movie.
I grew up in NortTakota. I aprOOOOOve of dis message.
I moved out of the state and got a job on the radio. Hearing myself on the air was an education, especially advertising great FOOOD at the ROOOOst.
My dad is from up north and when I visit him I come home with a bit more accent each time.
You talk like that in an immigration point and YOU’RE GETTING SENT BACK somewhere 😂
I’m a Canadian and I see that accent as a stereotype Canadian Accent.
That's what it's all aboot, eh?
Nort Dakoooota, Minnesooota and wiscansin
I like how you can translate this comment to english. 😂😂😂
Please tell me you didn't make RUclips translate that😂 that's amazing
Good old wiscansin
Google has finally lived up to its potential here
Scansin, oh yaaaah!
She sounds like a cartoon character. I expect her to say, "dont cha know."
I’m from North Dakota and tourist always think we sound like that 😂
LOL. That "You betcha"was awesome!!
Okay, now this was actually a good skit. 🤣 You have respectfully earned a like for making me laugh today.
As a Michigander, I translated perfectly.
I was gonna say, them uppers basically got they're own accent that sounds alot like Canadians
im a troll but ive spent enough time with u'pers to understand the accent enough
@@thelocaldisgrace5897 it's a good mix of Northern US and Canada
My sister lived in the U P and sounded just like this
@@codywolf6336 The males accent is kinda similar but the females is way off to a yooper accent, if you mix a canadians accent with a rednecks you get the yooper accent.
My neighbor is from WI. Wis-can-son. I've heard her say "Yeah, you betcha."😂
As someone who fled from Sioux City, IA, I endorse this video.
I love the sort of npc stance he has when saying South Dakota 😂
Swedish ancestry comes through thick in that accent
Sitting here in Sweden and agreeing. She look kinda Swedish too..
Or Norwegian.
@@justing6909 Yes, I'm Norwegian and it's no doubt where she descents from.
She's a pretty stout looking unit good breeding stock there
Helt korrekt! 🇸🇪♥️🇺🇲
😂😂😂😂😂she' rubbing off on him😂😂
😂 can’t get enough of this
As a former USAF Security Policeman assigned to the 741st MS, 91st MW at Minot AFB ND 1995-97, I can confirm that North Dakotans talk like that. I joke that they all went to see "Strange Brew" together and after the film voted to talk that way forever more.
I’m in Minot right now. Can also confirm.
Thank you for your service 🖕
It's accurate. Can't break certain habits.
Source: I am currently in the North Dakota Army National Guard. 😂
I'm from Minnesooota and I sure do approve bud!
I love the camera angles. Give the cameraman a raise!
I’m from ND and yep. 😅
Im from SD🤨
Lol I'm in Burleigh county ND. I'm from NC tho so my accent is the weird one here 😂
@@No_fritz01am also a So Dakian
Watch out for deer, and tell your folks I says, "hey."
😂😂😂. Yeah you'll never get that to go away. 😂😂😂😂😂
As a born and raised north Dakotan.. i can tell you.. my accent is much worse than i thought. And everytine i catch myself saying "ohhh yeeeeh". I have to laugh at myself
I started out my military career in the Army National Guard at 17 (and went active duty later). I’m from Alabama and went to basic at Ft Dix NJ, and I don’t know who was dealing with the changes in accents more, the people in Newark Airport or myself lol! One of my best friends from the Army is originally from Massachusetts and has that serious accent when she’s pissed off or drunk; “Get the kah so we can go to the bah!” 🤣🤣
After defeating Sauron, Gimli wanted to serve his country but decided an office job was more his speed.
He looks like if gimli and samwise gamjee had a kid
The FOGGGG ?¿?¿?
I'm from North Dakota and Proud of Her, You Betcha 👍👍👍👍
Thank you for serving Our Country Young Lady and Gentlemen..
I believe this is Norwegian or other Scandinavian accent. It is prevalent from ND, Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and into the UP of Michigan. It's awesome.
its irish
Michigan? they dont have a canadian or norwegian or scandinavian accent. its called the yooper accent which kinda sounds like canadian but its not.
Love North Dakota lots of Scandinavian people. UFF DA!🇳🇴
Minot ND is the home of the largest Scandinavian Festival outside of Scandinavia. It's called the Norsk Hostfest, and it's held on the ND State Fair Grounds. I just looked it up, and it will be happening from 27 to 30 September of this year.
@earlwyss520 I have family in Minot, Powers Lake and Battleview.
@@marlobreding7402 I was a USAF Security Policeman (1987-1997) and spent my last 27 months in the USAF assigned to the 741st MS, 91st MW at Minot AFB ND. I viewed the MAFs near Ryder, Plaza, New Town, & Stanley as my homes away from home.
Surely you mean 🇫🇮🇦🇽🇩🇰🇸🇯🇸🇪 rather than soley 🇧🇻 🤔 not all Scandinavians go by that flag! 🤨
@timothylessing4774 it's intentional, my family tree is traceable to 995AD. St. Olaf is my 34th great grandfather. And if the sagas and Olaf's statements that he is a great grandson of King Harrold Finehair, all the way back to the Yigling family one of the oldest Norwegian names. This and $5 will get me a cup of coffee ☕️ anywhere.🤣
I just picture Fargo..."Oh, you better work on ur detective skills there Normy".
Buwahahaha. All true. Having flown out of Ellsworth and Minot for years. This is totally accurate!!!!!
My geometry teacher in 9th grade was from North Dakota, sounded exactly like the women in this video 😭😭. She would speak about how proud she was to be a native Wisconsinite!
native americans is only one nation and its indians
@@lukasomasta2333i hope you’re not above the age of 13 honestly. that’s not the term of native they mean
@@lukasomasta2333not very smart are you ?
@@lukasomasta2333🤣🤣that what they teach ya recently in school or sum buddy? What if I told ya they were just a bloodthirsty as their colonizers considering they liked to scalp people 😂the natives were conducting war on their neighbors for centuries before we ever arrived. Difference is we actually progressed over time so when we found the natives they were no match for the might of colonial empires
ND is pretty much an extension of Canada
With more freedom tho
@@FizzleWick1 Yeah, of.... corn fields....
If you want to go to one of the Dakotas just go to South Dakota. North Dakota is the worse Dakota. It's also the worse Canada. It's also just the worst.
Lmaooo I feel like this can be said about ND, Minnesota and Maine😂
@@Jester343but it’s not, south may have more attractions, but north nobody’s going to bother you most the time unless you in one of the “cities”.
@@FizzleWick1You certainly have more freedumb down there.
IJBOL! There’s a home repair husband andwife commercial on tv in MN SHE ENDS IT AND SAYS YOU BETCHA! Annoying , isn’t it….
Laughed so hard. More please.
I almost spit my drink all over my computer!
Love the Accent,
Don't Change a Thing.
She can also make a mean casserole.
Hotdish*
Big smiles, thanks guys, you rock.
Protect America please very well!! We count on you for safety!! Swift as a roaring lion!! ❤❤
My late wife was a Yuper from Ishpeming Mich. and that was the way EVERYBODY spoke.
Had to watch it 5-6 times,
🎵 Laughing All The Way!! 🎄☃️
Had a lieutenant like that in the airforce when she came down one of my friends whos from Minnesota would go from a normal amerivan accent straight into a Minnesota accent when talking with her 😂
She is the STAR of you tube!
Lol! I'll let her know
Now say "Minni-sodah"😂
As a southern guy, I really love the way northern women like this sound.
God that state was cold asf my bones would shake in the spring at 4 am that wind was crazzyyyy
Yep as someone from ND I can confirm the cold but not the accent well not me anyway but always hated the way it sounded
Eh just a nermal tuuesdey here
Sgt Ward must have never seen Fargo.
My favorite Canadian phrases:
“Aboot time”
“Sooory”
“Ope”
“How deep is it here?”
“Any luck?”
“Doncha”
Either y’all are giants or my boy is 4’11 😂
I just watched fargo and i cant pay attention to the show cos of their accents 😂
Great show!
That'll have ya feein' chipper. Love that movie.
@@tonyfriendly4409 apart from season 4
Ufda, ya shure ya’betchya.
“I’d like to solve it here…in Brainard”😂
She cute as a button.
If buttons were 5 ft 10
Some people in sout' dakohta talk like this too. When I moved to Nevada my coworkers all heard the Midwestern in my accent. Always thought I didn't have the accent till everyone pointed it out 😂😂😂
“Where’s she from?”
“Nort decoda” 😂😂😂
The accent is contagious!
Fargo, ND here--and just because our women are cornfed, it doesn't mean they're all hogs.
The lady in this video definitely doesn't look like a hog at all.
one day hopefully you feed the beeves corn first then eat beef for dinner...
The college tends to even things out
Hitch her up and she'll pull the plow nothing wrong with that
The way he says South Dakota…it’s. It’s just so beautiful 🥹
As soon as I heard that accent. I was waiting for “oh yaaa you betcha”
I,m. Glad i am sitting. Down. Funny as. Chitttt. Lmao
As a Canadian, can we just take back that one piece of land? No one’s doing anything with it.
No because it was never yours to begin with. That would be like Russia asking to take Florida. 😅
How bout we just take Canada instead. They could use some freedom
You would be better off separating from Canada and becoming part of the U.S.
@@davidtyler-ul9vwi think he means before 1776 back then Canada was still owned by England and means that both being under the same thumb. Of course the State of North Dakota didn't exist yet the land was claimed by the crown till someone else objected. It's convoluted anyways. I looked at an old map and half of Canada was Virginia so figure that out. Nobody from Virginia had ever been that far north or west 😅
My night shift supervisor on my '99 deployment was from Ely, Minnesota...25 years later and I can still do the accent...
Literally sounds like a budget newfie
You want me to get the hat, grog and fish?
Cant hide how fit you two are...pencil whippin office staff.
I live in south dakota and this is dead on accurate af
ND-MN and Canada just blend
Ive heard people from Wisconsin talk a couple times and it is also similar to some canadian accents, pretty cool.
@SouthCentralOntario oh yeah it is, forgot Wisconsin in there too
@@TheAlphaWhiteFang My midwest accent can't be that bad can it?
Op sorry
@@anthonymolina2979 no way sorry bud
Love North Dakota. Great peoples. My Second home. 👍💯