Do People in Idaho Have Accents?

Rubio tells us and gives us some Idaho verbiage as well

[@MrPonytron]

I've been living in Idaho for over 26 years and I've never heard anyone say stuff like that. I sure haven't said stuff like that. Heck, if I talk to people who aren't my siblings or my dad, I'd refer to my mom as "my mom." I've never said "Warshington" in my life. I call it a glove box or glove compartment. I usually say soda, not pop. The only Idaho thing I can recall is that we don't pronounce the "T" when it's in between words like "mountain" or "fountain." Or, that could just be me. I dont know

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

Not saying the "t" in words like that is common in certain parts of the country. When a word has an "n" followed by a "t", the "t" is often dropped. Clinton would be Clin'on. Etc.

[@Dogboi666]

Exactly

[@Dogboi666]

I also just get rid of the tai in words like mountain

[@Dogboi666]

Now I feel the Nampa accent is different Glove box- Center Console Mom- my/muh mom Coyote- Coyotee Idaho- Idaho with long o, not u Washington- no r Bag- it is more like baeg Pop/soda- soda This is from my own experience

[@terryfolderson-is5qo]

it's coyote not coyotE....