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Tips for Talking Texan
It’s Amaze-ing Words Wednesday again! It’s also conference season, and many writers are busy preparing for their trip, classes, pitches, or table-dancing performance. Since we’ll have some non-Texans attending the DFW Writers’ Conference, I thought it was a good time to … Continue reading
Posted in Amazing Words Wednesday
Tagged accent, DFW Writers Conference, Dixie Chick, drawl, Julie Glover, language, Lyle Lovett, southern, Tex-Mex, Texan, Texas, yall
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Wednesday Words: Talking Texan
In a prior post, I said that I enjoy mimicking accents, though I am not fluent in any foreign languages. But I should qualify that some people think my native tongue of Texan is a foreign language. In fact, an … Continue reading
Posted in Wednesday Words
Tagged accent, Dixie Chick, drawl, J.R., Julie Glover, language, Lyle Lovett, southern, Tex-Mex, Texas, y’all
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Amusing with Accents
I admit to doing accents in front of my kids. I’m rough with some of them, but I try every one I can think of. If we’re listening to a Beatles song, why not deliver my own impression of Paul … Continue reading
Posted in Wednesday Words
Tagged accent, Beatles, dialect, Inspector Closeau, language, linguistic, Paul McCartney, Pepe Le Pew, ROW80, speech, Steve Landesberg, Wookie
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