Do you ever get that reaction when you talk?
I find all to often these days people don't understand a word of what I'm saying. Either I talk to fast, or I talk to low, or I don't say words the same as they do. So since it doesn't matter how fast I type, you will read this at your own pace (blogging is good) we are gonna go over a few of "my" words and their proper pronunciation.
**My spelling will be off here because it's the only way I know how to explain the way I say things.
Wash - has always been pronounced warsh by me.
Water - has always been pronounced warter.
Washer - goes along with warsh (you get the idea right).
Toilet - it's usually pronounced along the lines of tie-let.
Chonies (not sure if that's spelled right, this may be one of my very own made up words) - they are the things that cover your butt...what do y'all call them - panties, undies, underwear?
Those are just a few, and people love to mock the way I talk. Why is that? What does my pronunciation have to do with anything? I have no idea where I got these pronunciations from. I seem to be the only one in my family who says these. I do however know I'm not the only one who says warsh and warter though.
So what about my speed and tone. I have always been a speed talker. When my sister and I get into a conversation you can forget about being a part of it because only her and I can understand what is being said. Call it sibling language or call it we just didn't want you in our business, it doesn't matter. I do tend to speed talk to other people though.
My tone, well I am by far the quietest person. I don't know how or why people think I speak to quietly. Maybe it's just that I only speak "up" when I'm comfortable and just don't realize it. Either way, saying "huh" drives me insane. I don't know why, but it does! There has got to be a better way to saying "I didn't hear/understand you" then "huh." RIGHT?














