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[kaiki01]

David Gaider wrote...

Shadow_broker wrote...
Can you specify what accent the dalish now use?

Welsh, primarily.

OMG YES!!!! When I saw the title to this thread I said "Please let there be Welsh accents so thick that speech is dripping with double Ls." =D

[NKKKK]

Welsh, primarily.

Graider giving a straight answer? ITS THE APOCALYPSE

[Dave of Canada]

Suprez30 wrote...

You should hear me speak english lol.

i once asked for bread but because of my accent it's sounded like breed

I'm not that bad when I speak english, my accent sticks out like a sore thumb but it doesn't change the meaning of my words. Although it would've been a lot more awkward if the guy said yes to your breeding request.

[NKKKK]

Dave, do you say Eh? At the end of your sentences? lol

[Fishy]

NKKKK wrote...

Dave, do you say Eh? At the end of your sentences? lol

Quebecer don't say *eh* .. They say a lot *PIS* at the end of their sentence or the beginning of it.

Or my least favorite

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE



You know

[adriano_c]

Pis?



I'm in Montreal at the moment, and I've never heard that.

[NKKKK]

Lol it's ok to be judgemental...if they're Canadian.

[Fishy]

adriano_c wrote...

Pis?

I'm in Montreal at the moment, and I've never heard that.

Really?

PIS sound like pea or Pee

Like PIS man ça va

Pis how are you man

Or

Hier j'ai été là bas pis après

yesterday i went there pis after


eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwww .. Well they're thinking.It's like a cheap pause between 2 sentence . i guess a way to keep the momentum.

Pis mean a lot of thing .. Just saying PIS to someone can lead  to a huge answer.
Such a powerful word.

Modifié par Suprez30, 10 septembre 2010 - 02:21 .

[DaringMoosejaw]

There could've been German dwarves? Man, did we miss out. That whole Bhelen thing at the end would've had an entirely different tone!

[Axekix]

thegreateski wrote...

Cajun.

Yes... YES!

[NKKKK]

Oh god yes, Cajun

[sw33t nothings]

Suprez30 wrote...

adriano_c wrote...

Pis?

I'm in Montreal at the moment, and I've never heard that.

Really?

PIS sound like pea or Pee

Like PIS man ça va

Pis how are you man

Or

Hier j'ai été là bas pis après

yesterday i went there pis after


eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwww .. Well they're thinking.It's like a cheap pause between 2 sentence . i guess a way to keep the momentum.

Pis mean a lot of thing .. Just saying PIS to someone can lead  to a huge answer.
Such a powerful word.

I'm a bigger fan of 'hien?' or 'genre' then 'pis' . Then again, I live in the trenches of French Canadia- Verdun a Montreal!

On topic: I think the Elves having Welsh is totally FTW. Am I have to say my heart is a little crushed that we almost had German Dwarves, but alas, we've had that epicness robbed from us.

[Pritos]

Saibh wrote...

Generic Guy wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Cajun.

 
Were the Free Marches ever controlled by Orlais? If so that would actual work.

Indeed they were, but I should probably point out that Cajun has a lot of Southern American in it.

South American accent would be awesome for me.

[Dave of Canada]

NKKKK wrote...

Dave, do you say Eh? At the end of your sentences? lol

I do not say "Eh?" although many of my relatives do, I often tease them about it because they don't notice.

[Alyka]

David Gaider wrote...

Shadow_broker wrote...
Can you specify what accent the dalish now use?

Welsh, primarily.

Good choice.I think that's fitting.The Dalish remind me of what is known about the ancient Celtic and Druid people.

[casedawgz]

David Gaider wrote...

Shadow_broker wrote...
Can you specify what accent the dalish now use?

Welsh, primarily.

Hopefully they're easier to understand than AC/DC's Welsh singer. It's like that guy speaks an entirely different language when he's not singing.

[NKKKK]

Dave of Canada wrote...

NKKKK wrote...

Dave, do you say Eh? At the end of your sentences? lol

I do not say "Eh?" although many of my relatives do, I often tease them about it because they don't notice.

Lol Canadians

[Inside_Joke]

NKKKK wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

NKKKK wrote...

Dave, do you say Eh? At the end of your sentences? lol

I do not say "Eh?" although many of my relatives do, I often tease them about it because they don't notice.

Lol Canadians

I would object to this except ...
I say it too ... as do many of my friends and relatives.  "Eh" just ninja's it's way into the end of my sentences.

[David Gaider]

NKKKK wrote...
Dave, do you say Eh? At the end of your sentences? lol

I used to think I didn't, until Mary began pointing out every time I used it. So, yes, on occasion I do indeed.

I do not, however, use "lol" at the end of my sentences like punctuation. So I yet hold my head high.

Modifié par David Gaider, 10 septembre 2010 - 03:19 .

[Viva la France]

So do Americans and Canadians, like dislike each other.

[Inside_Joke]

David Gaider wrote...

NKKKK wrote...
Dave, do you say Eh? At the end of your sentences? lol

I used to think I didn't, until Mary began pointing out every time I used it. So, yes, on occasion I do indeed.

I do not, however, use "lol" at the end of my sentences like punctuation. So I yet hold my head high.

What I've learned from the Bioware forums:Never call out a writer. You'll only get burned. *They possess mad prose skills, after all*

[adriano_c]

Suprez30 wrote...

Really?

PIS sound like pea or Pee

Like PIS man ça va

Pis how are you man

Or

Hier j'ai été là bas pis après

yesterday i went there pis after


eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwww .. Well they're thinking.It's like a cheap pause between 2 sentence . i guess a way to keep the momentum.

Pis mean a lot of thing .. Just saying PIS to someone can lead  to a huge answer.
Such a powerful word.

Really. By that same token, I've never actually come across anyone that says 'eh', either. That's like...something restricted to television making fun of hick Canadians, as far as I know.

[casedawgz]

I'm an American. But I love Canadians. Bobby Orr is Canadian. So they're ok by me.

[adriano_c]

sw33t nothings wrote...

I'm a bigger fan of 'hien?' or 'genre' then 'pis' . Then again, I live in the trenches of French Canadia- Verdun a Montreal!

Lol, I'm over in Westmount. Not too far from you.

[sw33t nothings]

adriano_c wrote...

sw33t nothings wrote...

I'm a bigger fan of 'hien?' or 'genre' then 'pis' . Then again, I live in the trenches of French Canadia- Verdun a Montreal!

Lol, I'm over in Westmount. Not too far from you.

Ha! Not far geographically, but it's like a whole other world sometimes