Comments by "Timothy Neumann" (@timothyneumann6586) on "POP or SODA?! Regional accents in the U.S. (with @agdwchannel)" video.

  1. The quavers or 8th notes, 16th notes, and 32nd notes have some kind of hemi, demi, or semi in some kind of order. A parallel kind of thing is also kind of like the syllables for the accentuation of the Classical Greek words, oxytone (last syllable for the acute accent), paroxytone (second to last syllable), and proparoxytone (third to last syllable). The circumflex accent is called penult (last syllable) and antepenult (second to last syllable).
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  2. Humeis (nominative), Humown (genitive), Humin (dative), and Humas (accusative) is a transliteration of the Greek word for Y'all.
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  3. In California, a drive through dairy was more common than a drive through liquor store.
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  4. The Krang are those who are totally sick of options because they do not have definition if they are not really told specifically (sometimes violently) what to do.
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