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Variety Gaming Hub on Instagram: "That way of saying words like necessar-eh, moneh, or happeh comes from Northern British English accents. In these accents, the “-y” at the end of words is often pronounced as a soft “eh” sound instead of a clear “ee.” It’s common across parts of northern England and gives the accent a more relaxed, conversational feel compared to southern British pronunciation. Credit: @mxzwastaken"

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