You will probably never change him....After all we warsh the car. Warsh the dishes. Warsh our hair. Eat tators, mash tators, and make tator salad. And if he was from the southern part of WV he mIte fIte on Saturday nIte........All those words are pronounced with a long 'I'. Whe I first moved to Charleston as a teenager all the boys would follow me home from school just to get me to say words with I in them.
Originally Posted by psychonurse
Originally Posted by SandySews
I love that little accent......(Warshington)......
Originally Posted by Charleen DiSante
Greetings from Mass. transplant from Warshington (Washington) PA (don't worry, she's from WVA, she'll get the first spelling.
After 27 yrs of being married my DH who is from Weirton
still says Warshing. This Florida girl continually tells him there is
no R in washing. He just can't do right.