Dialects, Newfoundland and Labrador
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- With more dialects of English than anywhere in North America, it’s safe to say we have a way with words. Our fascinating mosaic of phrases, accents, and words help make our speech as colourful as the land where it is spoken.
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Historical footage credit: Library and Archives Canada: Acc. No. R9266-1624 Peter Winkworth Collection of Canadiana; The Rooms Provincial Archives Division: Alfred Cecil Hale Bowen Fonds, Bowring Bros. shipping drums of fish for Brazil, Fonds MG 313, Item VA 35-18.1; Archives and Special Collections, Memorial University; Maritime History Archive, Memorial University
There's a variety of influences in her own accent. Makes me realize that we're all a crazy collection of experiences and history. What a wonderful world this is.
me a mix of Donegal and Cork...topped with Somerset.....Wexford there too
My mother’s home ♥️
I’m a proud Newfoundlander
A wonderful place to visit.
Will always be my home.
That's lovely, so it is
I thought the woman in the video was Irish, it was only when she said Newfoundland that I realized she wasn't.
Naaaa, it sounded much more North American. However if you listen to an old Newfoundler on another link, then it really sounds Irish.
@@chamboyette853 I hear Irish.
@@chamboyette853
Well you hear like an idiot then!
@@chamboyette853
Nonsense
@@beachboys3326 Your mama is nonsense. And please stop using childish insults.
I love newfoundland.
fascinating
very pretty
Shes an irish accent .
irish d 1916 shes a Newfie accent, b’y. We just held on to a little bit of that lilt from you guys lol
LunchMeat she has a middle class south irish accent forget ur "newfinese" its literally the same
Naaaa, it sounded much more North American. However if you listen to an old Newfoundler on another link, then it really sounds Irish.
@@chamboyette853
Stop repeating yourself like a broken record
@@xXcloudlowellXx
Nonsense
Peculiar that the person talking about being proud of the Newfoundland dialect is using a suppressed Newfoundland dialect.