Redneck day at school causes issues

[mota bhai 2,675]

Old English āscian, ācsian to ask, seek, from Germanic *aiskōn from Proto-Indo-European *ais-sk, suffixed form of *ais- (http://www.bartleby.com/61/roots/IE6.html) to wish, desire.

I guess maybe it's asc...!?

que?

[GandD 5,966]

And ####### is the difference in how you say AXE vs AKS?

I keep saying them both and I can't tell. Now I feel stupid that I keep saying them out loud

Its Simpson's day

[duraaraa 203]

I keep saying them both and I can't tell. Now I feel stupid that I keep saying them out loud

Its Simpson's day

I think this is an argument of spelling, not pronunciation.

And for your picture. BOOOOO-urns.

Edited May 6, 2013 by duraaraa

[GandD 5,966]

And for your picture. BOOOOO-urns.

[duraaraa 203]

And for your picture. BOOOOO-urns.

And a happy Simpsons day to all.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

I think this is an argument of spelling, not pronunciation.

And for your picture. BOOOOO-urns.

No, they are pronounced differently. The length of the s is different, at least in California.

I think he meant the difference between axe and ask.

Edited May 6, 2013 by The Patriot

[duraaraa 203]

No, they are pronounced differently. The length of the s is different, at least in California.

I think he meant the difference between axe and ask.

I'm from California, and this is blowing my mind. There has never, to me, been any difference between x and ks/cks, so I would very much like to confirm here... Do Tacks and Tax sound different to you too? Lacks and lax? Locks and lox?

Edited May 6, 2013 by duraaraa

[duraaraa 203]

No, they are pronounced differently. The length of the s is different, at least in California.

I think he meant the difference between axe and ask.

Now I'm confused.

Are you saying that there is a different pronunciation between aks and axe? Note that the k is before the s here, because I'm going with the ebonics pronunciation.

If you are saying there is a difference between ask and axe, I get it, but...

If you are saying that ks and x are different, I don't get it at all. To me aks (short a, k-s consonant blend) sounds the same as axe (short a, k-s consonant blend).

Edited May 6, 2013 by duraaraa

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

I'm from California, and this is blowing my mind. There has never, to me, been any difference between x and ks/cks, so I would very much like to confirm here... Do Tacks and Tax sound different to you too? Lacks and lax? Locks and lox?

Yes. The x is shorter than the cks.

[GandD 5,966]

Yes. The x is shorter than the cks.

You guys are killing me. I keep saying them over and over and I can't find a way to measure.

Tacks......... Tax......... Tacks.......... Tax...........

They sound the same to me in my accent. I feel like the X is shorter but it just depends on how you say it.

[Karee 4,190]

I/m starting think Duraaraa is the 'D' in GandD.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

I'm from California, and this is blowing my mind. There has never, to me, been any difference between x and ks/cks, so I would very much like to confirm here... Do Tacks and Tax sound different to you too? Lacks and lax? Locks and lox?

You would just have to live here to understand. I been outside all day raking pine scraw. Got to go

[spookyturtle 9,466]

In Woonsocket, RI, the French Canadians say axed instead of asked. And also boat, instead of both. And instead of side by side, they say side by each. Example: I axed him, and he said that boat cars were parked in the driveway, side by each.

[GandD 5,966]

I/m starting think Duraaraa is the 'D' in GandD.

Blah

[Ban Hammer 13,346]

Jon Stewart imitates GWB's laugh. Well, he tries. He's not very good at it.

And ####### is the difference in how you say AXE vs AKS?

oh that's easy

axe

aks

http://www.enemyforces.net/firearms/aks74u.htm