This document provides a beginner's guide to the Boston accent and some key words. It outlines that the Boston accent is characterized by dropping R's after vowels, sometimes leaving out consonants, and pronouncing A's hard. Bostonians also tend to speak with an edgy attitude. It then lists some words with distinct meanings in Boston, such as "bubblah" for water fountain, "frappe" for milkshake, and "jimmies" for sprinkles. The guide advises visiting Boston at least once a year and learning some of the local language.

1. A Beginner’s Guide

2. 
 The Boston accent is a regional accent of the American
English dialect spoken in northeastern New England,
particularly the city of Boston.
 The accent is one of beauty and grace. However, if you
intend to visit Boston, which is advised at least once a
year, you may need to brush up on your language skills.
 Agenda:
 The Accent
 The Attitude
 The Words
Overview

3. The Accent
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 Most important, drop your R’s after your a’s (and
other vowels)
 Ex. Farm becomes “Fahm”
 Ex. Park becomes “Pahk”
 Ex. Car becomes “Cah”
 Ex. Corn becomes “Con”
 Sometimes leave out some consonants
 Ex. Time becomes “Tay-ame”
 Make the A hard

4. 
 Speak with a little attitude. Bostonians tend to be
edgy.
The Attitude

5. Bubblah = Water Fountain

6. Frappe = Milkshake

7. Jimmies = Sprinkles

8. Bah = Bar

9. Some More Words
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 Blinkers – car turn signals
 Foiwad – forward
 Scootch – someone that is annoying
 Wicked – awesome
 T – the subway
 Islander – someone born on Cape Cod
 Packy – a case of beer, or the store you bought it
 Chowda head – someone from Boston. Also means
stupid.