Based On Your American Accent And Lingo, Can We Guess Where You’re From?
Are The “A’s” in the word “pajamas” long or short?
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Across America, there tend to be two different ways people say the word “pajamas.” People in the North and South pronounce the word using a long “A,” such as the word “father.” Those in the Midwest and West are more prone to a short “A,” like “jam.”
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Are The “A’s” in the word “pajamas” long or short?
- Short like “jam”
- I say “get ready for bed”
- Long like “father”
- I say PJs
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