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I grew up in Miami, FL but have lived in Minnesota since I was 23 and now I noticed that I have basically adopted a Northern Cities vowel shift hybrid accent lol I notice it in my vowels. Like my As become a dipthong in words like "back" but a monothong in words like "lake". Hamster sounds like "byack" and "lake" like "lehk." I also watched a documentary that involves a murder of a girl from Rochester, NY and I noticed how all her friends sounded like women I know here in Minnesota.

What software are you using. You talk so fast I couldn't catch it.

I thought that was pretty delightful. I didn't recognize your slip up, tbh but i don't know what you were playing.

Wish i had the opportunity to play something, very nice!

Loved the way you messed up and owned it by putting it up. That is the human saga isn't it? Nice job. Keep doing you. Looks like it's workin

when i plug in my m audio interface i cant hear anything even though i know it is recording and audio is playing on my computer but i can only hear stuff when i plug my headphones into the audio interface HOW DO I FIX THAT😭

my friend is from Utica and the main difference to me are words like tire, fire, hire, etc. she and her friends from Utica sound like they are barely pronouncing the i in those words, hard to explain. also anything with “ary” at the end is pronounced way different. the emphasis is totally different. “ele-men-terry” or “com-pli-men-terry”. also spatula is like spaetula hahaha

i use tascam us-144mk2. i plug my guitar to this audio interface and i plug it with usb. detected on Flstudio 20 but i can't hear my guitar sound. any solution? sorry bad english

I'm from finger lakes area and I don't know what you're talking about, maybe because I moved away in '82.

“More urbanized…” and shows picture of Main Street Canandaigua 😂 1:12

They call hamburgers Steamed Hams in Albany. It's a regional dialect.

Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo aren't Upstate New York. The only true upstate New York is the North Country and that's it

A friend of mines mother is from Syracuse, and she sounds a bit like Canada or Minnesota.

Fugetaboutit.

There are two basic differences from NYC speakers and upstate speakers. One is the hard R sound like motha vs motherrr. The other is the intrusive R as dorg vs dawg for dog. I Iearned the NYC accent is a remnant of a British accent and if you listen to Brits speak you can hear it. "My motha broke the lore" will sound the same from a NYC speaker and from a London speaker.

You make some good points I would only argue against you in the fact that who cares what other people think. Changing others minds shouldnt be a top priority. If your intelligent and secure f*ck other people. But yea if your job entails persuasion well said.

I think swear words are like implicit punctuation. Saying Fuck is like dropping ! into your speech. Or less obvious, I think excessive swearing is like TYPING IN ALL CAPS ALL THE TIME AND GETS ANNOYING. Now..... both !!!! or maybe !?!? or words in ALL CAPS here and there can have their place, but used in excess, can make you be taken less seriously. Another way to look at it is to Spice up conversation and pair up well as you say with jokes. But even with food, you want the right amount to enhance it, if you drown food in excess spice you've made a mockery of cooking and ruined it. However, using it in subtle clever ways greatly enhances it. As for me, I'm a truck driver and swear all day, but to myself out of boredom watching dumb shits in traffic, but I leave that excess cursing behind when I'm out of the cab.

The Mohawk Valley and Erie Canal region rules!!!

I live in Albany. I am not interested in languages or linguistics.

What about the direct monitor button. Activate or deactivate while using monitors or headphones?

i like the point you make, and i agree to an extent. it really depends on the people you surround yourself with. if you are around people who swear a lot, swear words do much less. my friends swear a lot, so saying fuck or shit holds little to no weight. i think it really depends on context and people, but overall i definitely agree. i swear a lot and i do notice when clean speech is effective, especially in professional settings. great video. i also absolutely love the snow, winter is the greatest season by a mile.

I'm from way upstate NY Plattsburgh.. I have more of Canadian accent/Quebec

I'm happy to see the snow.

This is excellent, thanks. I'm from Otsego County, which is part of the northern Appalachian region of New York. But my mother was from Germany and my father grew up in the Hudson Valley, so even though I was born in Otsego, my accent was a little different (until I forced it to conform). I became aware of subtle accent shifts by doing that, and one difference is rhythm. In the hills along the southern tier they have a country drawl, a slow staccato, with clipped words, which definitely sounds far more like a northern country drawl than anything I hear in the cities of Syracuse or Utica, etc. Have you traveled into Steuben or Chenango or any of the backwoods locations along the southern tier and noticed the clipped, staccato rhythm of the country people? I'd love to hear your analysis of it someday, thanks. Good job!

Thank you. I putted the cable on the wrong hole

Please what software will be more compatible with this device.

You said you didn’t want to waste our time….so just take off your pants already and I might pay attention. 😉

I live in the area and I think you hit it spot on. Now I can't unhear it. I honestly think this is actually a big reason why growing up I had a horrendous time trying to learn how to spell. People would say to sound it out and I'm like "bayghles arr gurate!" And my teacher is just like "no you sounded it out wrong" and I'm just in tears questioning why my ears don't work.

Here from Utica 👋. I started researching this because I recently started going to school in down state, with majority of students being from the city. So I now have a lot of people that I have an accent. It's honestly something I've never really noticed, but now it's really starting to interest me.

i journal whenever i'm faded and it helps me express my truest self because im unfiltered in my head, it's nice to be able to commemorate that feeling through my words, and actually helps a lot, especially when i'm dealing with grief at thte time of getting faded, amazing video man

man i love this, you are amazingly talented

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Does it work with a usb mic

Just for fun do an Arnold Schwarzenegger accent while reading advice from dear abby its a hoot to impersonation him in a passive how to know it all, Laugh ooout loUd!

They are from Baldwinsville, Rome, Watkins Glen, Syracuse NY and I born here in the west.....my family is upstate NY!

Uncle Burke plays that one

I didn't get it until he said, "I gotta go catch the bus I'm going to be late."

What does the middle knob in the interface do

Grew up in Schenectady.

I can't hear anything in flstudio when I choose my audio interface as the device, but it does read the signal. I have to switch between devices to hear what I recorded with my audiocard. I have my headset plugged in as USB into the back of the audiocard, should it necessarily be the headphones with jack cable that should be plugged in from the front?

I once pinpointed a TH-camrs accent within 10 miles. I didn't hear an accent @ first so I knew he was close to the Mid Hudson, Catskills, or Capital Region. As I listened he sounded like my friend from Goshen in Orange County so that was my guess. Turns out he was from Montgomery the next town over. Though not technically upstate.

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I just came across this video and as someone who's been living almost one year in México (I decided to do a Master's degree as a B2 level speaker), I can tell you that learning Spanish is no easy process. It's great that you're reading books in Spanish and expanding your vocabulary but, you know, depending on your language learning goals, I see two routes you can take (or can integrate if you so choose). You can learn Spanish as a formal language, as in, being able to speak it at a seemingly high level or, you can master Spanish at the street level. One regret of mine is learning too much of it in a formal educational setting, it kinds sucks because Spanish in school compared to Spanish on the streets is pretty different. There are also different social statuses and classes which can make you come across as a douche depending on how you're speaking and to who. I'd recommend continue listening to music that mimics Spanish in a natural native setting, listen to people irl speaking like this and learn the slang of the country's Spanish that you are interested in! Also, take baby steps when you are having dialogues in Spanish, apply whatever you learned and do it again in the next dialogue!

So this is from a town near Albany, NY. No one is trying to sound like nyc. They have their own unique accent: th-cam.com/video/znor468vVos/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4iLXuaL3fPw0Ei-V

I went to school in Delaware and moved to NJ. Going back, I realized how nazal they sound near Albany.

My boss is from Georgia and has a very thick southern accent. He said the first thing he noticed about our speech up here, is we don’t say “I’m going FOR a walk.” We actually say “I’m going FURR a walk.” Never noticed it, but I’m guilty as charged.

Thank you for this video ! Very helpful !

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The Wild Project is the best podcast in Spanish, but maybe the level is too high. You can also watch easy Spanish, it's a good channel to learn. Good luck with it!