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Why do people say 'uzz' instead of 'us'?

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Pronunciation differs all over.
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Maybe they just don't know the correct pronunciation.
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Pronounsation problem or ascents.
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It's merely part of the accent of the region. English is a wonderful, adaptable language. The Anglo-Saxon was originally pronounced something like 'ooz'.
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Because poor pronunciation is considered 'cool',as is slang and any other abuse of the English language,whereas in fact it just serves as a display of ignorance and commonality.
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Ignorance
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-The Unites Zzates of America...
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