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Sep 19, 2014
4:33:23pm
She lived in Utah (Logan) until she was 12. I was born and raised in Montana.
I have noticed many (but not all) Utahns reducing their vowels before a final "l" -- i.e., a tasty home-cooked "mill," Jonah and the "well," etc. Most will deny that they do it -- in their minds they are giving the vowel its full quality but in rapid speech they don't.

I haven't seen this much in Montana though. Probably because the Mormon population drops off quite sharply at the Idaho-Montana border.
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