Type this phrase in your accent, phonetically:

[elperromagico]

"I climbed the hill and pulled the lever."

Eye clymed thuh hill and puhled thuh lee-vur.

[Reverend_Smitty]

1. that's how I would say it too

n/t

[Huckebein the Raven]

2. Eye clymed thuh hill and puhled thuh le-vur

[Ellen Forradalom]

3. Eye clymed th' hill ampuld th' leh-vr.

[maveric]

4. I clymed da fucken hill an puld da fucken levah

[tinfoilinfor2005]

5. Eye hait kleyeming and dohnt beeleev in gunzz.

[Sporadicus]

6. I Remember This Benny Hill Skit

A sendup of 'My Fair Lady' with Henry Wright trying to teach Cockney Benny to say, 'that's a nice wide pike handle.' It keeps coming out, ''at's uh noice woide poike 'andle.' He finally goes over it word-for-word and he pronounces everything in the proper king's English, then tries it one last time, all together...you guessed it!

[Philosophy]

7. Ah clahmd th'heel n pld th'levur

Alabama

[martymar64]

8. Ah clambed the hyill and polled the levur!

Texas accent (a real one, not like the faux Tejano in the WH.)

[ChoralScholar]

9. kin sum-body go puhl that leh-vur up ther for mee? EEOHEMM(EOM)

[elshiva]

10. I glimbed da hell and poooled the lavar.

[Left Is Write]

11. "I climbed up the hill and pulled the lever, then. How about

a little lunch?"

[WindRavenX]

12. So then eye climed the hill and pulled the wicked levah yo!

<Boston, with a NJ twist!>

[Bok_Tukalo]

13. I claimed the hill and pooled the liar

<eom>

[BBradley]

14. Eye clymed thuh hill and puhled thuh leh-vur

[deadparrot]

15. Eye clymed thuh hill and puhled thuh leh-vuhr.

[Bluebear]

16. Eye clawymed thuh hill in pulled thuh lehvah.