Name: 消えゆくノースカロライナのアメリカ方言 (The Disappearing American Dialect of North Carolina)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:32:28.000Z
Duration: 3 min 1 s
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様態の副詞

and they all live on one end of this barrier island

Within the next 50 years, the brogue will disappear.

- Hoi toi to the sound side so laugh like water

- [Man] The dialect on this island is sometimes referred to

as hoi toiters which is their pronunciation of high tide.

- Hoi toid on the sound sides high tide on the sound side.

- In the United States the Ocracoke brogue is probably

- I do, I have a lot of people that think I'm from Australia

- [Man] You can look in this boat and see crabs.

- You know, the first people that came here

from England and Ireland and Scotland just stayed isolated.

I'm from Ocracoke, I am the 10th generation

- The reason this dialect was perpetuated

for a couple of centuries was because the people were

They didn't have much contact with people from the mainland.

- The wind's blowin' really hard, he says,

it's blowin harder then a pop car right there.

- So you're takin' a ride around the island.

- When we come out here and the wind's blowin' really hard

- You also find here lots of terms for outsiders.

- It was basically the dingbatters who changed the dialect

Even today there are more off-islanders who live here

- Now it's changing, within time we're all gonna lose it,

It's a part of heritage that I'm proud of.

It ain't funny to us, but it doesn't matter,

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消えゆくノースカロライナのアメリカ方言 (The Disappearing American Dialect of North Carolina)

pronunciation

basically

matter

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