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Hi, it's me, Marissa. Today I'm going to share. Why do we have, like, a deep accent? And why is it difficult for us to pronounce the word knack? For example, my name, Marissa.

Hi, it's me, Marissa. Today I'm going to share. Why do we have, like, a [deep deaf] accent? And why is it difficult for us to pronounce [the some] [word words] [knack ~unclear~]? For example, my name, Marissa.

Hi, it's me. Murita today. I'm going to share.  Why do we help like a date extend and why you did the pickles for artists you bring out some wood?  Not doing it. So my name.  Marine Star

Hi, it's me. [Murita Marissa] today. I'm going to share.  Why do we [help have] like a [date deaf] [extend accent] and why [you is] [did it] [the difficult] <pickles> for [artists us] [you to] [bring pronounce] <out> some [wood words]?  [not ~unclear~] [doing for] [it example]. <So> my name.  [Marine Marissa] <Star>

Hi it's me Maurice to today I'm going to share. Why do we have like a depth accent and why the typical for soup pronounce some words my name. Maria.

Hi it's me [Maurice Marissa] <to> today I'm going to share. Why do we have like a [depth deaf] accent and why [the is] [typical it] {difficult} for [soup us] {to} pronounce some words {~unclear~} {for} {example} my name. Maria.

Hi, it's me, Marita. Today I'm going to cheer. Why do we have like a tape accent and why is it typical for supernaut? Some bullet? Neck to inconsolable my name. Marista.

Hi, it's me, [Marita Marissa]. Today I'm going to [cheer share]. Why do we have like a [tape deaf] accent and why is it [typical difficult] for [supernaut us] {to} {pronounce}? Some [bullet words]? [Neck ~unclear~] [to for] [inconsolable example] my name. [Marista Marissa].

And this is Lindsey McKenzie. And that's her real name is Mary. But just don't call me Mary. Lindsey McKenzie or Mary Lindsey. Never. Just Mary. And you're from. I'm from Clark County, Alabama. So it's a small which is kind of kind of close to the Mississippi. It's kind of Mississippi ish, but it's more towards Mobile, Alabama. Okay. North of Mobile, Yes. You need be closer to here. Well, mean I don't know if I'm here. I guess the video is playing. Okay. Because when I turn her up, we're going to get the music louder. Okay, We got to talk louder.

And this is Lindsey McKenzie. And that's her real name {my} {first} {name} is Mary. But just don't call me Mary. Lindsey McKenzie or Mary Lindsey. Never. Just Mary. And you're from. I'm from Clark County, Alabama. So it's a small which is kind of kind of close to the Mississippi. It's kind of Mississippi ish, but it's more towards Mobile, Alabama. Okay. North of Mobile, Yes. You need be closer to here. Well, [mean i] {dont} {think} {so} I don't know if I'm here. I guess the video is playing. Okay. Because when I turn her up, we're going to get the music louder. Okay, We got to talk louder.

lazy McKinney or Mary Lindsey never just married and you're from  Clark County, Alabama, so it's a small which is kind of kind of close to, Mississippi.  Okay north of mobile. Yes.  We've been closer than here. I don't think that I don't know nothing. He'll get some videos planned. Okay, cause when I turn her up, we're gonna get the music.  Okay, I talk louder.  All right

[lazy and] [Mckinney this] {is} {Lindsey} {McKenzie} {and} {thats} {her} {real} {name} {my} {first} {name} {is} {Mary} {but} {just} {dont} {call} {me} {Mary} {Lindsey} {McKenzie} or Mary Lindsey never just [married Mary] and youre from {I'm} {from} Clark County, Alabama so it's a small which is kind of kind of close to, {the} Mississippi {it's} {kind} {of} {Mississippi} {ish} {but} {it's} {more} {towards} {Mobile} {Alabama}. Okay north of mobile. yes. [We've you] [been need] {be} closer [than to] here. {well} I don't think [that so] i don't know [nothing if]. [He'll I'm] [get here] [some i] [videos guess] [planned the]. {video} {is} {playing} Okay, [cause because] when i turn her up, we're [gonna going] {to} get the music. {louder} Okay, [I we] {got} {to} talk louder

this is Lindsay McKenzie and that's her real, just don't call me mary mary Lindsay never just married and you're from Clark county Alabama, which is kinda close to the Mississippi. Alright

{and} this is [Lindsay Lindsey] McKenzie and that's her real {name} {my} {first} {name} {is} {mary} {but}, just don't call me mary {lindsey} {mckenzie} {or} mary [Lindsay Lindsey] never just [married mary] and you're from {im} {from} Clark county Alabama, {so} {its} {a} {small} which is [kinda kind] {of} {kind} {of} close to the Mississippi. [Alright Its] {kind} {of} {mississippi} {ish} {but} {its} {more} {towards} {mobile} {alabama} {okay} {north} {of} {mobile} {yes} {you} {need} {be} {closer} {to} {here} {well} {i} {dont} {think} {so} {i} {dont} {know} {if} {im} {here} {i} {guess} {the} {video} {is} {playing} {okay} {because} {when} {i} {turn} {her} {up} {were} {going} {to} {get} {the} {music} {louder} {okay} {we} {got} {to} {talk} {louder}

And this is Lindsey McKinsey and that's her real. Name, but just don't call me Mary Lacy McKenzie or Mary Lansing. Never just married. And you're from. Clark County, Alabama. Which is kind of kind of close to Mississippi. It's kind of Mississippi Ish, but it's more towards mobile. Alabama OK north of mobile. I don't think so. I don't. Nothing here gets the videos playing. OK, because when I turn her up, we're gonna get the music louder. Louder. Alright, so. I just want to ask some questions and you can say, alright

And this is Lindsey [McKinsey McKenzie] and that's her real. Name, {my} {first} {name} {is} {mary} but just dont call me Mary [Lacy Lindsey] McKenzie or Mary [Lansing Lindsey] never just [married Mary]. And you're from {im} {from} clark county alabama {so} {its} {a} {small} which is kind of kind of close to {the} mississippi its kind of mississippi ish but its more towards mobile alabama [ok okay] north of mobile {yes} {you} {need} {be} {closer} {to} {here} {well} i dont think so i dont [nothing know] {if} {im} here [gets i] {guess} the [videos video] {is} playing [ok okay] because when i turn her up were [gonna going] {to} get the music louder [louder okay] [alright we] [so got] <i> <just> <want> to [ask talk] [some louder] <questions> <and> <you> <can> <say>

One of the strongest rural accents I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire. On the square. Charlie Shears was recorded in May 1916, aged 24, doing My Duty Manual eyes. Right. Eyes front. Love the hold the head up and if the stairs to answer me back I'll bung the in the lock up. This is Cricklade in Wiltshire, where Charlie Shears was born, grew up and returned to after the war.

One of the strongest rural accents I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire. On the square. Charlie Shears was recorded in May 1916, aged 24, doing [My the] Duty Manual eyes. Right. Eyes front. {lord} [Love Loves] the hold the head up and if the [stairs dare] to answer me back I'll bung the in the lock up. This is Cricklade in Wiltshire, where Charlie Shears was born, grew up and returned to after the war.

One of the strongest rural accents. I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire.  Charlie shears was recorded in May 1916 h245  This is crickled in Wiltshire where Charlie shears was born grew up and returned to after the war.

One of the strongest rural accents. I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire {on} {the} {square}.  Charlie shears was recorded in May 1916 [h245 aged] {24} {doing} {the} {duty} {manual} {eyes} {right} {eyes} {front} {lord} {loves} {the} {hold} {the} {head} {up} {and} {if} {the} {dare} {to} {answer} {me} {back} {ill} {bung} {the} {in} {the} {lock} {up}  This is [crickled cricklade] in Wiltshire where Charlie shears was born grew up and returned to after the war.

One of the strongest rural accents I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire Charlie Shears was recorded in May 1916, aged 24 manual back. This is Creek laid in Wiltshire where charlie shears was born, grew up and returned to after the war.

One of the strongest rural accents I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire {on} {the} {square} Charlie Shears was recorded in May 1916, aged 24 {doing} {the} {duty} manual {eyes} {right} {eyes} {front} {lord} {loves} {the} {hold} {the} {head} {up} {and} {if} {the} {dare} {to} {answer} {me} back {ill} {bung} {the} {in} {the} {lock} {up}. This is [creek cricklade] <laid> in Wiltshire where charlie shears was born, grew up and returned to after the war.

One of the strongest rural accents I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire. _ Charlie Shears was recorded in May 1916, aged 24. They're not guilty, Manuel. Eyes right, eyes front. Lard loves all the adoption. And if this girl to answer me back upon the envelope of. This is Cricklade in Wiltshire, where Charlie Shears was born, grew up and returned to after the war.

One of the strongest rural accents I've heard amongst these recordings comes from Wiltshire. [_ on] {the} {square} Charlie Shears was recorded in May 1916, aged 24. [They're doing] [not the] [guilty duty] [Manuel manual]. Eyes right, eyes front. [Lard Lord] loves [all the] {hold} the [adoption head] {up}. And if [this the] [girl dare] to answer me back [upon I'll] {bung} the [envelope in] [of the] {lock} {up}. This is Cricklade in Wiltshire, where Charlie Shears was born, grew up and returned to after the war.

I can buy myself flowers, write my name in the sand, talk to myself for hours, see things you don't understand. I can take myself dancing and can hold my own in. Yeah, I can love me better than you can

I can buy myself flowers, write my name in the sand, talk to myself for hours, [see say] things you don't understand. I can take myself dancing and {I} can hold my own [in hand]. Yeah, I can love me better than you can

Dragon Ball muscle  see things you don't understand.  dancing  you  Jerry

[Dragon I] [Ball can] [muscle buy] [see myself] {flowers} {write} {my} {name} {in} {the} {sand} {talk} {to} {myself} {for} {hours} {say} things you don't understand {i} {can} {take} {myself} dancing {and} {i} {can} {hold} {my} {own} {hand} {yeah} {i} {can} {love} {me} {better} {than} you [Jerry can]

I {can} {buy} {myself} {flowers} {write} {my} {name} {in} {the} {sand} {talk} {to} {myself} {for} {hours} {say} {things} {you} {dont} {understand} {i} {can} {take} {myself} {dancing} {and} {i} {can} {hold} {my} {own} {hand} {yeah} {i} {can} {love} {me} {better} {than} {you} {can}

I. Wanna sunflower? My name is Sam. Myself for hours see things you don't understand. I can take myself dancing. And I can hold my own. Back in love, you better. You can.

I. [Wanna can] [sunflower buy] {myself} {flowers} {write}? My name [is in] [Sam the] {sand} {talk} {to}. Myself for hours [see say] things you don't understand. I can take myself dancing. And I can hold my own. [Back hand] [in yeah] {i} {can} love, [you me] better {than}. You can.

Now say it in your Southern accent again. Dog, lick the oil and everybody laughed. Okay, now in English. Now with English. Yeah. Now without an accent. The dog licked the oil and everyone laughed.

Now say it in your Southern accent again. {the} Dog, [lick licked] the oil and everybody laughed. Okay, now in English. Now with English. Yeah. Now without an accent. The dog licked the oil and everyone laughed.

Now say in your southern accent again all with the old and everybody laugh.  Okay. Now any in English now, yeah now without an accent.  the dog licked the oil  and everyone left

Now say {it} in your southern accent again [all dog] [with lick] the [old oil] and everybody [laugh laughed].  Okay. Now <any> in English now {with} {English}, yeah now without an accent.  the dog licked the oil  and everyone [left laughed]

Now say it in your southern accent again. Okay now any english now with now without an accent the dog licked the oil and everyone laughed

Now say it in your southern accent again {the} {dog} {licked} {the} {oil} {and} {everybody} {laughed}. Okay now [any in] english now with {English} {yeah} now without an accent the dog licked the oil and everyone laughed

Now say it in your Southern accent. Again with the old and everybody laugh. OK, now any any English now with English, yeah. Now without an accent. The dog licked the. Oil and. Everyone laughed.

Now say it in your Southern accent. Again [with the] {dog} {licked} the [old oil] and everybody [laugh laughed]. [OK Okay], now [any in] <any> English now with English, yeah. Now without an accent. The dog licked the. Oil and. Everyone laughed.

My garden is 50m², which means one lap is 200m. I practice running round it from the 1st to the 31st January this year, starting at 7:45 every day. And it took me between 65 and 70 seconds to do one lap at that speed, a marathon around my garden, which is about 42,250m or 42.195km, to be precise, will take just under four hours. My friend said they'd sponsor a real marathon and pay $0.10 for every garden length, which would mean $21.10 each. Sponsor me by texting me on (555) 429-2228 email personnel@marathon.com.

My garden is 50m², which means one lap is 200m. I [practice practised] running round it from the 1st to the 31st January this year, starting at 7:45 every day. And it took me between 65 and 70 seconds to do one lap at that speed, a marathon around my garden, which is about 42,250m or 42.195km, to be precise, [will would] take just under four hours. My [friend friends] said they'd sponsor a real marathon and pay $0.10 for every garden length, which would mean $21.10 each. Sponsor me by texting me on (555) 429-2228 {or} email personnel@marathon.com.

My garden is 50 meters squared which means one lap is 200 meters. I practice running around 8 from the first to the 31st January this year starting at quarter to 8 every day. I need took me between 65 and 70 seconds to do one lap and that speed a marathon on my garden which is about 42 and the quarter thousand meters or 32.195 kilometers to be precise. We take just under 4 hours.  My friend said they'd sponsor a real marathon and pay 10 cents for every Garden length.  Which would mean twenty one dollars and ten cents each.  Sponsor Me by texting me on 555 4 to 9 triple two eight our innate personal at martin.com.

My garden is [50 50m²] <meters> <squared> which means one lap is [200 200m] <meters>. I [practice practised] running [around round] [8 it] from the [first 1st] from the first to the 31st January this year starting at [quarter 07:45] <to> <8> every day. I need took me between 65 and 70 seconds to do one lap [and at] that speed a marathon [on around] my garden which is about [42 42250m] <and> <the> <quarter> <thousand> <meters> or [32.195 42.195km] <kilometers> to be precise. [We Would] take just under [4 four] hours.  My [friend friends] said they'd sponsor a real marathon and pay [10 010] <cents> for every Garden length.  Which would mean [twenty 2110] <one> <dollars> <and> <ten> <cents> each.  Sponsor Me by texting me on [555 (555) 429-2228] <4> [to or] [9 email] [triple personnel@marathon.com] <two> <eight> <our> <innate> <personal> <at> <martin.com.>

My garden is 50 m squared, which means one lap is 200 m. I practice running round eight from the first to the 31st january this year, starting a quarter to eight every day, and it took me between 65 70 seconds to do one lap at that speed. A marathon armed my garden, which is about 42 a quarter 1000 m, or 42.195 kilometers, to be precise, would take just under four hours. My friends said they'd sponsor a real marissa and pay 10 cents for every garden length, which would mean $21.10. Each sponsor me by texting me on 5554293.28 or email personal at martin doctor

My garden is [50 50m²] <m> <squared>, which means one lap is [200 200m] <m>. I [practice practised] running round [eight it] from the [first 1st] to the 31st january this year, starting [a at] [quarter 745] <to> <eight> every day, and it took me between 65 {and} 70 seconds to do one lap at that speed. A marathon [armed around] my garden, which is about [42 42250m] <a> <quarter> <1000> <m>, or 42.195 kilometers, to be precise, would take just under four hours. My friends said they'd sponsor a real marissa and pay [10 010] <cents> for every garden length, which would mean $21.10. Each sponsor me by texting me on [5554293.28 (555) 429-2228] or email [personal personnel@marathon.com] <at> <martin> <doctor>

My garden is 50 meters squared, which means one lap is 200 meters. I practice running around it from the 1st to the 31st January this year starting at 7:45 every day, and it took me between 65 and 70 seconds to do one lap. At that speed, a marathon on my garden, which is about 42 and a quarter 1000 meters, or 42.195 kilometers to be precise, would take just under 4 hours. My friend said they'd sponsor a real marathon and pay $0.10 for every garden length. Which would mean $21.10 each sponsor me by texting me on 5554292228 or e-mail personnel at marathon.com.

My garden is [50 50m²] <meters> <squared>, which means one lap is [200 200m] <meters>. I [practice practised] running [around round] it from the 1st to the 31st January this year starting at 7:45 every day, and it took me between 65 and 70 seconds to do one lap. At that speed, a marathon [on around] my garden, which is about [42 42250m] <and> <a> <quarter> <1000> <meters>, or [42.195 42.195km] to be precise, would take just under [4 four] hours. My [friend friends] said they'd sponsor a real marathon and pay $0.10 for every garden length. Which would mean $21.10 each sponsor me by texting me on [5554292228 (555) 429-2228] or e-mail [personnel personnel@marathon.com] <at> <marathon.com>

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