Regional dialect: "potatoes"

[LeftyFingerPop]

"I'm making some baked potatoes".

Do you say "po-tay-da's"?

I do.

[KamaAina]

1. N'Awlins: "potatis salad".

as quoted by John Kennedy Toole in his masterpiece "A Confederacy of Dunces".

One might even cook potatis salad on a "letrit range". :-)

[brendan120678]

2. Taters.

Obviously!

[Kali]

3. puhTAYdoes

[Crystal Clarity]

4. Pa-day-do'h

-My SO's mother. I don't think it's a Maine thing though (I'm not originally from this area). I think it's just her. She's also says 'norf' instead of 'north'... She's a sweet little old lady so with her it's cute :-)

[Ptah]

5. Piehole.

:shrug:

[LeftyFingerPop]

6. Excellent Ptah!!!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[uncommon]

7. puh-tay-toes

:shrug:

[HopeHoops]

8. "Taters"

Spuds, mashers, blues (we grow those), bakers, home fries, tots, hash browns.

I usually stick with spuds.

[MorningGlow]

9. PuhTAYtos, but I have some older relatives who say

baDAYduhs. With MG Jr. in the house, we tend to say "fries".

[femmocrat]

10. Puh- TAY- tahs. (Pittsburgh accent required.) n/t

[one_voice]

11. I say..

"taters". I rarely say the whole word.

But if I do, "po-tay-da's" is what I say.

[frogmarch]

12. Po tay toes

I just tried saying po tay das. It sounded funny. I liked it.

[MiddleFingerMom]

13. MiddleFingerMomDad, originally from Philly...

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..."buh-DAY-duhs".
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Used to crack us kids up. When he asked us to pass 'em, we pretend
not to hear in order to get him to say it as many times as possible
until he'd catch on and get seriously PISSED!!!!
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:rofl: ... ... ... ... ... ... "Pass the WHAT?" ... ... ... ... ... ... :rofl:
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