Midwest Voice Translator

Introducing da world's first Midwest Voice Translator #keepermovin

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[maryvalentyne]

I love how his accent is thick even when he’s trying to hide it lmao

[puglydoodle]

I'm 61 years old and left my hometown of Watertown WI at age 19. I've lived in California since 1985 and I still use a lot of these phrases. I didn't think I had a Midwestern accent until my wife was playing back a voice I didn't recognize. I asked her who that was because the guy sounded like he was from the Midwest. She said "That's you. Don't you recognize your own voice?". Ope! I guess not!

[alionus]

As a southerner these videos are really making me realize how similar we are to our Midwestern siblings, both have accents that confuse people, weird sayings that only make sense to us and appreciate the simpler life

[mayab]

You scared me at the beginning without the accent.

[haileygrimmius]

The fact that it’s also a bottle opener is super Midwestern no joke

[TrafficPartyHatTest]

As a Wisconsin resident, literally all of this video is 100% accurate.

[beepbeep]

I laughed so hard at the TV dub and the "normally this would be hundreds of cents..." 🤣

[Thuazabi]

Michigander here. Never in my life have I felt like more of a midwesterner than after watching this entire video and unironically understanding every single comedic bit.

[quietcorner]

As a Minnesotan, traveling in the US, I have been asked if I was from Canada.

[bigmidget]

Been binging these since being away from Wisconsin for over 2 years

[heyitsemlynn]

I’m with a group of southerners for an internship this summer and they are enthralled by my Midwestern accent 😆

[mLify]

I'm not from the Midwest and I've never seen GOT, but Jon Snow yelling "Cripes!" had me rolling 😂

[scrappyclimber]

“Geet” is the most relatable for me lol
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[alisonwolfe]

I live in Milwaukee, this is all so spot on. I especially love that Wisconsinites tend to use the phrase "I'll BORROW you my (whatever)" instead of saying "I'll LEND you my (whatever)". Never ran into that until living in Wisconsin. I gave my husband so much grief about that one when we first started dating 😂 he's from northern Wisconsin.

[midnightpaperparty]

Please dub over more movies. Those were great. I want more! 😆

[grandpastellingyou]

Me: Oh fer crimminy sakes we don’t sound that bad
Translation: I’m in denial about my Minnesota accent

[kaneyt]

Being from Wisconsin, I can assure you that this is indeed how we talk. I grew up half a mile from the state line in Beloit and when I moved to Sun Prairie and heard people use the word “bubbler”, I didn’t know what they were talking about until a kid in elementary school said that the bubbler down the hall was cursed and pointed at the water fountain. Lmao

[tierneycreates]

This is masterpiece. I spewed my morning tea over the screen laughing.

[seikibrian]

I haven't heard a couch called a "Davenport" in years. My mom even went further by shortening it to "Daveno."

[spartanrisk]

Even we in Illinois don't want to drive back here.