William LovingGuest
David WilkHost
And I do like Balmer, as they call it, when there are people who actually live there.

As I recall, you can always tell when a non-native person calls it Baltimore as opposed to Balmer.

i am am um however i i've been gone quite a while um i live in california now and i guess i've uh sort of reverted to saying baltimore i think i've lost much of my uh balamar accent

Some people keep their native speech pattern, but I think if you move around a lot, as it seems you have done, you pick up either standard American English or an amalgam of accents.

In my case, I lived in Minnesota for 14 years, which is a very distinctive, indifferent accent.

And I've lived in California now for 27 years, which again is yet another accent.

And I do like Balmer, as they call it, when there are people who actually live there.

As I recall, you can always tell when a non-native person calls it Baltimore as opposed to Balmer.

i am am um however i i've been gone quite a while um i live in california now and i guess i've uh sort of reverted to saying baltimore i think i've lost much of my uh balamar accent

Some people keep their native speech pattern, but I think if you move around a lot, as it seems you have done, you pick up either standard American English or an amalgam of accents.

In my case, I lived in Minnesota for 14 years, which is a very distinctive, indifferent accent.

And I've lived in California now for 27 years, which again is yet another accent.
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