I grew up in PA Dutch country on the edge of the mountains. I had a pretty strong Dutch accent with an Appalachian twang. It was so bad that when I was in college I was often asked what country I was from. It took a lot of speech classes to get my English to it's current sorry state, and my wife tells me that she needs to keep me away from my old friends, or I revert to type.
We get our V's and W's mixed and our CH's and J's backwards and forwards and put our words in backwards order. Some of the sounds are a bit hard to put on paper. For me it's drill-ing. Vierling starts out somewhere between a v and an f sound.
But I don't say many words right.
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