English pronounciation of "my"

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My relative in England pronounces "my in law" as "myr in law", sounding like adding an r after the word my, it also sounded like "mar in law", is that common? They also used to like to watch "Law and order" but pronounced it "Lawr and order", or "Lor and order".

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  • paramore93
    5 years ago

    Mar in law means mother in law or a really northern my/ma and lor and law sound the same don't they?

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    • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
      5 years ago

      thahts one wicked pissah sonofawhoah

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      • EnglishLad
        5 years ago

        Um, what?

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        • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
          5 years ago

          thats how they talks in boston

          the place where they threw the tea in the harbor and sent redcoated english lads like yall packin

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          • Alduin
            5 years ago

            Because throwing tea in the harbor is incredibly insulting to us Brits.

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