[Asterisk-Users] Psssst. The US never sleeps - let's talk dialect !!!

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The ones that come to mind are en_ca, where every sentence has an ..eh? 
ending.
"Our Weasels are eating doughnuts, and drinking beer ..eh?"
much like Aussie en_au which prepends a "G'day mate..  and ends with the ..eh?"
"G'day mate, our weasels be puttin our phone system on the barbie...eh?"
or even to stretch it a bit, Antarctic english....en_an which makes copious 
use of brr..
"Brrr....our weasles froze to death looking for a phone..Brrr..."

;)



At 06:08 5/14/2004, you wrote:
>On 5/14/04 4:19 AM, "Robinson Tim-W10277" <Tim.Robinson at motorola.com> wrote:
> > There should probably be en_uk, en_us, en_ca, en_za, en_nz, en_oz, 
> en_ie and
> > en_in etc to allow each English-speaking country to localise prompts.
>
>To further complicate things, there really should be a few more categories
>for all the different kinds of English spoken in the us:
>en_us_tx (Texas)
>en_us_mn (Minnesota)
>en_us_ny (New York)
>en_us_ca (California)
>etc...
>;P
>Simon in N'awlins
>
>P.S.-who says us Americans sleep?!
>
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