Minnesota is Interesting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2015
- I talk about the modern Minnesotan accent and tell a story about a fish trying to eat me.
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I am moving to Minnesota in a couple weeks, this video was INTERESTING.
Yep you're right on track! You betcha
So....2 years later......how you liking the winters!? 😁
I'm ashamed to say this but this is all 100% true especially the weather thing
I didn’t even notice when I said d’s instead of t’s but I do all. The. Time
All da time
What kind of monster spells it “oof da" and not "uff-da?" Or ya know, do whatever you like I guess. We could settle it over a game of duck duck grey duck.
We only go grayduck hunting in southern Canada here.
@@andrewboos-nm8os moooooom! the Canadians are trying to kill us again!
I just realized I say these words 30 times a day without knowing
Patrick Sikkink i do too except for you becha I don’t really say that but I live in the twin cities so not up north. I bet they say it there.
Ufda isn't just a word. It's a feeling.
Yes it is interesting and I live in Minnesota
4:47 true!! I live in Minnesota this is soo relatable.
ok so this video actually IS interesting, not a joke, like literally pretty good! UFFDAH goes in SO MANY different ways!! Holy shit! Dude love it
Nice video! Interesting...ha ha ha! Better than saying, "That's different." I grew up there and left for the Army in 1989. I mostly lost my accent and didn't even realize we had one until many years later. I eventually added y'all to my vocabulary but it was really tough. The "d" sound in "t" words like Minnesota are definitely a norm that you don't even about. A good catch on that one. There are lots of other words, and I am thinking of town names here, that folks outside the state may not know how to say. We're mostly talking about words that have origins that are French, Native American, and maybe even Czech. Places like Faribault (where I hail from), Owatonna, Wayzata, New Prauge, and TONS of others that many don't know how to pronounce. Even many folks in Minnesota don't know that Faribault is said "Faribo."
Winter in Minnesota is like great for two or three months but after that is just horrible because you just sick of snow
Uff da! It's spelled uff da! Interesting. Ya, for sure. You betcha. Can you buy me some pop?
I've seen both, but I always do Uff da too!
at 2:10 if you have to say "you guys" cause if you're a guy and you do address a group of woman as "Hey girls" or "Ladies" it just makes you seem creepy
William Purdy II but even a group of girls/ women is "you guys". It's just like saying " you people", not gendered at all.
Sometimes i feel like i dont even live in minnesota.
When your Lips are FroSen half the year, it Makes people Talk different.
0:58, to say a day is interesting is to say, bad but not enough to bother you with telling you.
exactly!
Just change your name to Fall
INTERESTING video
It used to be we drank Grain Belts in MN, but now it's Premiums. Guess they don't make the regular anymore so we have to pay a bit extra.
this video is interesting
Pie
Interesting. Lol. I love you cuz.
Yes, I have heard them all, one year we went to your fair state for vacation. My husband is really into outdoor activities. You forgot to talk about that nasty gelatinous fish and hot dish!🤪 it’s funny how regions have different things they say….for example my parents were from SW Pennsylvania and they say (yins) for your (you guys )or the south’s (you-all).
I might feel a bit funny up there. Would love staying at a good lake for two weeks. Catch a pile of fish. Enjoy the laid back atmosphere. Drink lots of pop.
IS IT AUH-TUM?! Or Audumb? WHAT IS IT DAMNIT
Don't forget the lesser known ish-da and feh-da.
I never see and fish sure here Minnesota
She's so white. I like
Cute video, very bubbly. I'm interested in moving to Minnesota, can you make a video about the best places to live please?
David Wohrley duluth. The best place is duluth. Not west duluth, stick to east duluth.
Winona
Don't come here it's cold
I know you posted this a year ago but if you're still interested, I have some ideas. So the twin cities area (Minneapolis and St. Paul, and their surrounding cities) is where everything happens. If you want to live in a big metropolitan city, move to Minneapolis or St. Paul. That being said, even though St. Paul isn't a small town, everyone knows everyone. It's weird. I have a mutual friend with almost everyone I meet in St. Pual. Otherwise, I would say Duluth is a really nice area. I've never lived in Duluth, but from all the times I've been there, it's a really great area. Not a huge area, but not a super small town either. Other areas similar to that are Stillwater and Mankato. Not very big, but still aren't so small that there's nothing to do.
Twin cities,there is more to do then anywhere on Minnesota.
Mille Lacs is big!
I lived there for 11-12 yaers, i regret not meeting you. Damn shame, I'd of built you a house to match your beauty.
I've never said you betcha once in my life.
Minneso-duh!
UF DA!
oof da? MORE LIKE OOFF!!!
TGSGAMER360 why
Da
UM IM KINDA OFFENDED
It's not Oof Da