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>>How many of these words from the Southern dialect can >>you translate into “standard English”? Here is a hint: >>The words on this list that have an exact counterpart >>in “Standard English” don’t necessarily have the same >>meaning. For example “lights” in “Southern” means >>lungs (usually pig lungs) >> >>BTW if you can not translate "Dreckley" and >>"chittlins" I would most certainly question whether or >>not you are truly Southern! >> >>Adder, Ax, Awmos, Bade, Beknown, Bestest, Bout, >>Bwile, Chimbley, Chittlens, Clim, Cuz, Didden, Dollop, >>Drawed, Dreckley, Drubbin, Fair t'middlin, Finnikee, >>Fuddled, Ghostisiz, Grammer, Gwain, Hizzen, Hold wi', >>Holler, Hollerday, Idden, Larn, Leastways, Leb'm, >>Lights, Mind, Mussen, Ourn, Peart, Piller, Privy, >>Purdy, Ramshackle, Spec, spoase, Swaller, Taiters, >>Tuther , Turbul, Warshin, Wuss, Yorn, Zackly, >*********************************************** > >Whoa! I hate to even admit how many I recognize! >Good excersize, though.
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