My mom's partner's son recently married a lady from Amsterdam-haven't yet had the pleasure to meet her but she looks very nice and I'm sure speaks that way, too.
y'know, in college at our radio station, a student doing the sports pronounced his name "Mc-EN-roe". Sounded funny over the air LOL.
I think many people from Massachusetts and other New England states get caught when talking about their grandmother--"My Grandmar and I". May as well say grammar.
A brother & sister, Wayne and Amber, worked for the CIA. Their cover was to be a pair of restaurant critics. They traveled all over the world, dining in high-end restaurants, observing important people, surreptitiously. The only problem was that they argued constantly. Amber was always yelling at her brother. Finally, their supervisor had to pull them off the assignment, explaining, "They're dutiful, voracious spies, but Amber raves at Wayne,"
Here's one from "Roy Firestone Does Minor League Baseball". (Firestone's wit style is similar to that of Berman of ESPN-sorry, forgot his first name), but he is more soft-spoken than Berman and I like Firestone better because he, didn't do the "back-back-back-back". Anyway: "Ah yes, fans, that story, I would have to say, was a bit low...and speaking of low, there's a pitch down low for a ball...3 and 2".