Maryfornia Presents: Ryan's Dorchester County Maryland Accent

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  • Опубликовано: 21 сен 2014
  • It's come to Lonnie's attention that every time Ryan returns from Maryland his accent is thicker than ever. Vince has no idea what Lonnie's referring to. You decide for yourself.
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  • @cheriealongi7902
    @cheriealongi7902 9 лет назад +34

    That sounds like a Shore accent! All those run-together words! :)

    • @maryfornia
      @maryfornia  9 лет назад +1

      Eastern Shore exactly Cherie! Blend all the words up with some Old Bay! Thanks for watching! Subscribe to Maryfornia! Check out more #MaryforniaMondays

    • @metalmastersc
      @metalmastersc 9 лет назад +4

      That's Dundalk... Shore boy born, raised and still here...

    • @msavage899
      @msavage899 9 лет назад +5

      Yeah no that's Dundalk. They have a northern hillbilly Irish deal.

    • @bobwallace9364
      @bobwallace9364 3 месяца назад +1

      Tidewater accent. Some people call it “hoi toider”.

    • @craig5222
      @craig5222 3 месяца назад

      Thanks hon

  • @tommy2chips
    @tommy2chips 8 лет назад +31

    This is real. I live in Maryland. My accent is not this thick. But I know people who talk like this.

    • @troymiller319
      @troymiller319 5 лет назад +1

      You mean "talk-ike-is"

    • @deboracolman2646
      @deboracolman2646 5 лет назад

      Hey tommy lol

    • @zhou_sei
      @zhou_sei 5 лет назад

      usually they are older than this guy, i've noticed, although there are plenty of country millenials

  • @iHeartSkanking
    @iHeartSkanking 4 года назад +11

    Born and raised in Maryland. I lived in Laurel for the first thirteen years of my life, then Carroll County. My dad use to talk like this.... makes me miss him. He worked in “damn near Worshington, DC; quarder mayel down da Pendagon” translation: he worked a quarter mile from the Pentagon. 😂

  • @RUOMO10
    @RUOMO10 9 лет назад +31

    I think its a little too southern, but this can be heard on the Eastern shore and Western Maryland. The ones claiming to never hear this probably live in central Maryland or have never been to Dundalk or Essex. It's there folks haha! Get me around some good Marylanders and my accent flows like a river!

    • @haleysedits6069
      @haleysedits6069 7 лет назад +2

      RUOMO10 I hear it all the time. What part are you from? I'm from Carroll County and most people talk like this.

    • @HoJoCola
      @HoJoCola 6 лет назад +4

      FYI: MD is the south. Check Mason-Dixon line. Pennsylvanians are "Northern Scum" according the MD state song

    • @krhawkins91
      @krhawkins91 5 лет назад +3

      Md is not really southern.

    • @ohioalphornmusicalsawman2474
      @ohioalphornmusicalsawman2474 2 года назад +1

      Way too Southern. My Grandmother used to live in Kent County, but was originally from North Central WV. Kent County natives sound like more mellow versions of rural folks from Lancaster County, PA, less Southern than Bawlmer but very country and mellow.

    • @ohioalphornmusicalsawman2474
      @ohioalphornmusicalsawman2474 2 года назад

      @@HoJoCola There is no accent difference between Carroll County, MD and Hanover, PA. Scranton has a noticeable accent that sounds nothing like South Central PA, but South Central PA and MD North of Bawlmer sound pretty much the same. Southern MD has a little Vuhginia Tidewooder accent, but not Carroll and Frederick counties.

  • @hioctanefuel48
    @hioctanefuel48 8 лет назад +11

    Dude you nailed it! This is awesome has my whole family cracking up are from Southern Maryland

  • @johndavidbaker12345
    @johndavidbaker12345 9 лет назад +36

    For those that have never heard this accent are stuck in the city near DC or stuck in their high risers of Bmore.. but yes this is a shore accent.

    • @thegigadykid1
      @thegigadykid1 8 лет назад

      yep I've never heard it. I lived between Baltimore and DC

    • @ThesepretzelsRmakingmethirsty
      @ThesepretzelsRmakingmethirsty 6 лет назад

      you People always forget about us in the west. Maryland is more than the Shore and Baltimore!

    • @sled9712
      @sled9712 6 лет назад +1

      John Baker ikr I live just outside of D.C. but I'm always going to the eastern shore and everyone sounds like this

    • @businessnature322
      @businessnature322 Год назад

      As a Marylander it doesn’t surprise me to not relate to this accent, being from central Maryland closer to Pg county we more relate with DC and AaCO more relates to Baltimore and Annapolis.
      However the state stretches many regions so on the western and eastern districts it definitely wouldn’t surprise, it’s like a whole other world there and in southern Maryland (Calvert, St Mary’s and pars of Charles)
      Maryland Love ❤️

  • @kendra1966
    @kendra1966 9 лет назад +19

    Ryan's dad must live in Dundalk, Hon.

    • @maryfornia
      @maryfornia  9 лет назад +4

      Haha. Kendra you're right it sounds like a Dundalk Accent! O's Stroh's and Natty Boh's Hon! Thanks for watching! Subscribe to Maryfornia! Support us Maryland guys! #MaryforniaMondays

    • @tommy2chips
      @tommy2chips 8 лет назад +1

      +Maryfornia People in Essex talk like this.

    • @troymiller319
      @troymiller319 5 лет назад

      Dundalk, Essex, Glen Burnie, Cockeysville, Eastern Shore, Everywhere. It's a regional accent not a Dundalk accent.

  • @donj.2948
    @donj.2948 6 лет назад +4

    I am from Dorchester County and YES absolutely, there are those that sound very similar to this - While I don't live there anymore, I have some friends from back home that make this guy sound like he is from Oxford University. Another of my dear friends from back there, speaks with such an accent that you would swear he was a cross between Dorchester County and Ozzy Osbourne. I understood every word - Croaker, Perch (types of fish) etc. - the people with the really heavy accents, generally speaking, you will find more toward southern Dorchester County - or what we call, 'down the low'r county.' Some use terms like "Dish-Cam on Thur-fer" (used by 'wood-er' men... it means the sea state going out of the Hooper Island Thoroughfare - leaving Hooper's Island by boat going toward the Chesapeake Bay - is as calm as the water over a washed dish), "Henny Penny," and "Gully -Wer'-Sher" - (HP and Gully Washer are both used to describe a heavy rainfall). The Islands down around Hooper's Island, Tangier Island, Smith Island (Tangier and Smith are not Dorchester) have their own dialect - a mixture of French, English, and Old English. Many of us, myself included, are proud of where we came from, love the area we grew up in, including our accents; and yes, we too get a good laugh about them (pronounced 'bout 'em)! Final thought - where did MR Ducks in Ocean City come from? They are joking about our accents. If you don't get it, read the following sentences out loud... "M R Ducks" - "M R Not Ducks" - "O S M R" - "C M Geese!"

  • @racheldisney8462
    @racheldisney8462 3 года назад +2

    He sounds just like my grandpa! 😆

  • @sunlitrain
    @sunlitrain 6 лет назад

    You guys on the couch? The facial expressions are hilarious! It was like being transported into a top comedy.

  • @snartnarts7042
    @snartnarts7042 4 года назад +3

    Holy fuck that's accurate. Lmao. Im an Eastern Shore Marylander, but not THAT eastern. That accent is on point bruh.

  • @Wadiyatalkinabeet_
    @Wadiyatalkinabeet_ 3 месяца назад

    This is an Eastern Shore accent, I’m from there and I’ve been told many times how my words run along almost like a drawl but not entirely.

  • @uxbnkuribo
    @uxbnkuribo 7 лет назад +4

    Sounds like Hoopers Island to me. Or Hoopzahlund if you rather. Source: grew up in Cambridge

  • @stephennelson7031
    @stephennelson7031 2 месяца назад

    I understood it all 😂, that’s how you know you from Marland 👀

  • @ccjohnson198
    @ccjohnson198 Год назад

    I’m from Dorchester Co. and some of that was Western Shore.

  • @orotewilderness2913
    @orotewilderness2913 11 месяцев назад

    I work for some Calvert county farmers. They sound just like this but less exaggeration.
    “Awright, go dowun to the shed and ride up the gator to the barn and fetch the t’baca sticks”
    Sorta southern but also not

  • @HoJoCola
    @HoJoCola 6 лет назад +3

    Eastern Shore say 'Worshington' DC. Water is 'what-ur'. Sure is 'shore'. East New Market is 'Eat New Meat Market' Chestertown is 'Churchtown'

  • @deetleskeet
    @deetleskeet 5 лет назад +3

    Straight up Dundalk.

  • @PrisonersCinema369
    @PrisonersCinema369 6 лет назад +1

    Sums up Maryland in one conversation 😂😂

  • @joebombero1
    @joebombero1 Год назад

    Oh my goodness. Whenever my father went home to visit family or high school reunions he would bring Maryland is for Crabs t shirts. That video was almost painful to watch. My father passed away in 2012. He was a good man. I miss him. I always had this idea Maryland was filled with hardworking, dedicated but private and gentle men.

  • @yournamehere24
    @yournamehere24 9 лет назад +1

    That's fun. People in NYC always note how different I sound when I would come back from even a day or two "down south".

    • @j.e3336
      @j.e3336 7 лет назад

      southern Maryland accent is country and Baltimore and Baltimore co accent is like philly.

  • @KohiOcha
    @KohiOcha 2 года назад +1

    I understood all of it.

  • @asahisagoiboi3517
    @asahisagoiboi3517 3 года назад +1

    Sounds like the waterboy.

  • @juliejacobsen6316
    @juliejacobsen6316 5 лет назад

    nailed it

  • @marauder0013
    @marauder0013 3 года назад

    My grandfather talks like this. Hes a watermen from hoopers island md

  • @davidwillis4361
    @davidwillis4361 2 года назад

    Yes nailed it. Lol

  • @patrickkelley6780
    @patrickkelley6780 2 года назад

    I am from the Chesapeake Bay area, I m gonna give ya all a genral area , not my address but I undrstand every ward he saays . I grown up on the shore, tats tem 2 countees lower. Acmarmac and No'hamton. I also lived down in Nor Corolina, greet countree der. Not to my likeen orstirs, theys mind me of snut. I lakes those places a prettty lot tho.

  • @bobwallace9364
    @bobwallace9364 3 месяца назад

    Gone change iss toyer b’for its hoy toid.

  • @ljo7560
    @ljo7560 3 года назад +1

    He sounds like Rainman from Dundalk.

  • @damienthomas4327
    @damienthomas4327 6 лет назад

    Did y'all hear to what happened to Joe Flacco

  • @TheFloorBoys
    @TheFloorBoys 9 лет назад

    That was too funny! We don't speak like that in all parts of Maryland. Only in like Dundalk, Calvert and the Park sounds like that! Lmao! I live here and can hardly understand them when we cross paths. They are the single funniest people you'll ever meet though! #GoodFolks

  • @ironwolf2006
    @ironwolf2006 3 года назад

    I’m from Pocomoke and that was like Dundalk Maryland and not most of the eastern shore. Almost sounded like the way people try to fake an Irish accent. The things he said were true, but not the accent

  • @stratman2197
    @stratman2197 3 года назад +1

    That's a Baltimore accent.

  • @bradyf6971
    @bradyf6971 4 года назад +1

    This is more like hillbilly Pennsylvania lol

  • @edwardjones6403
    @edwardjones6403 Год назад

    We’re not that bad lol 😂

  • @edbillings6339
    @edbillings6339 9 лет назад +1

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

  • @ohioalphornmusicalsawman2474
    @ohioalphornmusicalsawman2474 2 года назад

    This is not an Eastern Shore accent at all. Upper Shore sounds like rural PA but a little more mellow, accent becomes more Tidewooder Vuhginia as one gets closer ta Salsberry☺

  • @brittany427
    @brittany427 9 лет назад +3

    Aw geez. I live in Maryland and I've never heard anyone talk like this. Although I did understand pretty much every word of what he was saying.

  • @summerhooper8721
    @summerhooper8721 2 года назад

    That’s definitely I Dundalk accent

  • @elkpants1280
    @elkpants1280 2 года назад +1

    Strong Maryland accents don’t really sound like that. That’s more of a southern Appalachian accent. It has a twang but it doesn’t sound like an exaggerated southern twang.

  • @echt114
    @echt114 8 лет назад +3

    WTF? I've never heard anything exactly like that. I would have guessed a form of cajun.

    • @zhou_sei
      @zhou_sei 5 лет назад +2

      he sounds like he is slightly embellishing, but honestly parts of maryland the accent is thicker than this.

    • @marauder0013
      @marauder0013 3 года назад

      Guess your from the western shore tjen

  • @Neumonics429
    @Neumonics429 7 лет назад +3

    Is it weird I can place exactly where he visited in Maryland based on this bad fake accent.

  • @Shovel_Lord
    @Shovel_Lord 9 лет назад

    So much Stariotyes why can't anyone let a true southern Marylander make a accent

  • @zachkane5516
    @zachkane5516 9 лет назад +1

    from southern MD and no one sounds like that

    • @Ridley369
      @Ridley369 6 лет назад +8

      Also from Southern MD (south of La Plata), and I'm rather surprised you've never heard this being spoken. Are your family transplants from the north? Do you hang around Waldorf too much? There has to be some reason you live here, and don't speak some variation of this. Myself, and all my family have a mix of the Delmarva and Tidewater accent...

    • @SG-hd1qg
      @SG-hd1qg 5 лет назад +1

      Connor Russell Agreed

  • @peteradaniel
    @peteradaniel 8 лет назад

    It's dung because the black guy has a really thick Baltimore accent. So it would be difficult to believe that he couldn't understand another Marylander. Lol. Brit here and love the midatlantic accent. Hope it survives, our accents over here are dying quickly.

    • @ToWatchMusic
      @ToWatchMusic 8 лет назад

      Maryland accent is funny. Not a lot of people have it here because it is a commuter state. So when you talk to some you have to repeat it sometimes, it's hilarious

    • @Ridley369
      @Ridley369 6 лет назад +1

      Maryland has a couple accents, they are all types of Southern accents; The so-called Mid Atlantic isn't even an actual region, despite what you may have heard. Southern Maryland/Eastern Shore accent are directly descended from English West Country accents, primarily Devonshire, Somerset, and Cornwall.

    • @ethanmcdonald5397
      @ethanmcdonald5397 6 лет назад

      No, more like a D.C. or PG county accent. He sounds like most black people there, although racial differences don't seem to be too large.

    • @zhou_sei
      @zhou_sei 5 лет назад

      the "midatlantic" accent is actually something different, it's the fancy newscaster accent from the 1950s.

  • @deedoyday
    @deedoyday 6 лет назад +1

    way to southern to be MD. we're litterally just below the mason dixon lol

    • @zhou_sei
      @zhou_sei 5 лет назад +7

      way too southern for the rich areas, but not southern enough for the country marylanders.

  • @brandonmurphy4657
    @brandonmurphy4657 4 года назад

    This is not eastern shore at all. Baltimore maybe

  • @craig5222
    @craig5222 3 месяца назад

    Isn’t it funny that people equate certain accents with ignorance, or “American red necks”, when their accent is heavily influenced from other countries’ culture

  • @originalhuggies9740
    @originalhuggies9740 7 лет назад

    Dorchester Co. people don't sound like this.

  • @biffmagee
    @biffmagee 3 года назад

    Funny but he's tryin' too hoard

  • @mainengines
    @mainengines 5 лет назад

    Natty Bo!

  • @R.E._Peony
    @R.E._Peony 9 лет назад +9

    I'm from Maryland, and I've never heard anyone talk like this.

    • @haleysedits6069
      @haleysedits6069 7 лет назад +4

      Rachel Brown what part are you from? I hear this all the time. I don't talk like this.

    • @R.E._Peony
      @R.E._Peony 7 лет назад +1

      Montgomery County.

    • @zhou_sei
      @zhou_sei 5 лет назад

      visit washington county, and go to stores out in the country. you'll hear it.

  • @bronte8989
    @bronte8989 4 года назад

    If you are from the suburbs , this is not a Maryland accent at all. We work very hard at this not happening.....

  • @Ajmaranto22
    @Ajmaranto22 2 года назад

    We do not talk like that at all. He sounded like a southerner not a Marylander 🤣🤣🤣

  • @beau9801
    @beau9801 8 лет назад

    omg I really don't understand how people think marylanders talk like southerners, these guys must live in new york or maine or something because that's pretty the only place that accent sounds out of place. (one of my teachers told me her daughter went up north for college and everyone was like "you sound so southern wow I can't even tell what you're saying sometimes")

    • @zhou_sei
      @zhou_sei 5 лет назад +5

      marylander here, and the southern accent is strong out in the country. it's very common to be even thicker than this, although i don't think he practiced.

  • @miawinslet2203
    @miawinslet2203 9 лет назад +1

    I'VE LIVED IN MARYLAND ALL MY LIFE AND IVE NEVER HEARD ANYONE SPEAK LIKE THIS! AND I DONT EVEN EAT CRABS. GOD THESE STEREOTYPES

    • @haleysedits6069
      @haleysedits6069 7 лет назад

      mia winslet I hear this all the time!

    • @anotherplural1114
      @anotherplural1114 6 лет назад +1

      But craaaaaabs . . . Imma cry

    • @troymiller319
      @troymiller319 5 лет назад

      Seriously?
      You'know'Whatta'Mean?

    • @zhou_sei
      @zhou_sei 5 лет назад +1

      i'm with you on the stereotypes, i hate old bay. but the accent is a thing.

  • @zacktimmons2886
    @zacktimmons2886 2 года назад

    Wayyy to southern lol. Cmon man, do your people better lol