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Originally Posted by Renton:

I've noticed how not only are American words infiltrating our language but also pronouciation

Word in case is MASTER

For me its Marster not Maaster - its a marster key and marster plan

 

Do you mind about these changes - or is it enevitable?

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My sister often says, "All-reet hinny hoo". Love that phrase 

Renton, it may be because I am Scottish, but I see no difference between Marster and Maaster....apart from the spelling of course.

 

Any chance you can define it differently?

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Originally Posted by Syd:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Syd:
Originally Posted by sprout:

Divven't dee that man! 

Spraken De Deutch?

        means here! don't do that (We tend to put man on the end of a lot of sentences)

Negative ones only I expect         xx 

Doing/saying that is like an exclamation 

FM
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by Renton:

I've noticed how not only are American words infiltrating our language but also pronouciation

Word in case is MASTER

For me its Marster not Maaster - its a marster key and marster plan

 

Do you mind about these changes - or is it enevitable?

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My sister often says, "All-reet hinny hoo". Love that phrase 

Renton, it may be because I am Scottish, but I see no difference between Marster and Maaster....apart from the spelling of course.

 

Any chance you can define it differently?

Its just as SUZYBEAN sed ....

its Marrrster = UK

Maaster = USA pronounciation

 

You can see the influence of Irish and Scottish in the American accent

Saint
Originally Posted by Renton:
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by Renton:

I've noticed how not only are American words infiltrating our language but also pronouciation

Word in case is MASTER

For me its Marster not Maaster - its a marster key and marster plan

 

Do you mind about these changes - or is it enevitable?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

My sister often says, "All-reet hinny hoo". Love that phrase 

Renton, it may be because I am Scottish, but I see no difference between Marster and Maaster....apart from the spelling of course.

 

Any chance you can define it differently?

Its just as SUZYBEAN sed ....

its Marrrster = UK

Maaster = USA pronounciation

 

You can see the influence of Irish and Scottish in the American accent

I don't know if I can help but to me maaster is pronounced like mass and marster is pronounced like the first part of marsh. *Shuts up now in case she makes it more complicated* 

FM
Originally Posted by Syd:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by sprout:

Divven't dee that man! 

Ah divven nah weet yee on aboot canny bairn

Oh oh I have got this............ I don't know what you are on about knowing baby........

That part's right Syd, but the other part is just a phrase that we use. I don't really know if it means anything 

FM

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