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Yeah no
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they definitely say it like that lol
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I say "war ter bot l" but my friends say I have a posh accent
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Lol
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I say “War-uh bo-uhl” but yous all forget that Americans don’t exactly say the t either and that they add a d to it 
sounds like you’re saying waddle
But my dad pronounces the t. It just depends where you’re from. Sometimes I have a “posh” accent and sometimes I sound like I’m from Leicester.
sounds like you’re saying waddle But my dad pronounces the t. It just depends where you’re from. Sometimes I have a “posh” accent and sometimes I sound like I’m from Leicester.
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Lucian Mornstern wrote: 16 Oct 2023, 22:00 “wada batal”
but yea us english folk say the english language wrong
americans don’t /sarc
there was something I saw the other day explaining why the different branches of English differ so greatly in some ways…. I’m going to do my best to find it again lol wish me luck
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noo it's more like 'wadder boddol' if you're making fun of how we say things, lmaoLucian Mornstern wrote: 16 Oct 2023, 22:00 “wada batal”
but yea us english folk say the english language wrong
americans don’t /sarc