Words suddenly being pronounced subtly differently?

Girl Accents:

that = thot
had = hod

short "a" becomes a short "o" in most cases.

think english accent (spoken as occent)


Modern day subtle valley girl

It’s been happening for awhile. Example, ur AIN us is now UR a nuss

Yes the word data

don't let your idiocy get to you, op

It like interrupts the flow of the conversation so you start focusing on the mispronunciation. I think there has to be a brief suspension of reality moment for conversation to “play like a movie” to really feel and relate to the other person.. like you are both momentarily telepathic with the assistance of words and when these little fnords we will call them slip in they deviate one end of the receiving party so both people feel suddenly isolated.. on my case apparently one more than the other.

No but this isn’t a dialect issue I am describing.. this is an emphasis issue that persists through different dialects across the board.

Depends on where you're from. I say "onvelope". I'm from the NE US. My family also says "ahnt" for aunt.

This is not the tomate - o verus to mat-o issue... it's like the way that multiple words flow together.

like someone saying he has baby acne versus saying that baby has baby acknee.. can you hear that difference? It's like a short terse expression versus like this waterfall expression that just seems to take forever to get out for some reason.