I fear I’ve ended up with a transatlantic pronunciation that sound universally wrong, ~ “Tom mah doh” (Ts are Ds for me in US if I want to be understood in shops...)
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As a Cypriot, I have an aversion to changing my accent.

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Everywhere I go leaves footprints on mine...
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Same but not consciously and only in English.
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You mean how I say it? Tuhmahtoe
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You mean you said it properly!

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We have an entire SONG about this issue.
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Indeed - I'm not sure about the potato thing though.
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Doesn't mention pavement means the road in USA.
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I can't even remember how to say beta anymore - I think I'm 50/50 baytah/beetah now
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I know how it is in Greek... If that helps.
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About 6 months after I moved to Canada, all pronunciations sounded wrong to me, so I couldn't say the word. Now I'm fine either way, based on which side the steering wheel is on.
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