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Around these mountains, some folks don’t just say soda… they say “sodie!” 😄 Have you ever noticed how Appalachian folks sometimes pronounce words a little differently? Linguists call one common vowel sound the schwa. It’s that soft “uh” sound you hear at the beginning of about. The way some folks say words like “soda” as “sodie” is a different pronunciation pattern, showing how speech can vary from one region or family to another. Appalachian English has its own regional words, expressions, and ways of saying things. It isn’t bad English—it’s part of our regional heritage and the voices of home. ❤️ Some folks hear a country accent. We hear the voices of home. Did you grow up saying “sodie”? What other words did your family pronounce a little differently? Tell me in the comments! #A#AppalachianEnglishA#AppalachianCultureA#AppalachianWitAndWisdomM#MountainTalkAppalachianHeritage
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