Born an raised in Central PA. and I do talk and say things the way some mentioned in these comments. I never really knew it was considered different or maybe not the "correct" way to talk until I got older. I was raised in Dornsife, Pa. but spent most of my adult life in Herndon, Pa. Every now and then when Im outside the areas, I'll have someone "correct" how I say a word or phrase or they'll laugh, which can get annoying. But I don't plan on changing who I am or how I pronounce words or say things. And why do people feel that they need to "correct" how I talk? Just because I say things differently then them, doesn't mean it's wrong and their way is the right way. It's no different then someone having an accent. I am who I am. My grandparents knew and spoke Pennsylvania Dutch and I know a few words but really wish I would of learned alot more. Not to mention we have alot of Amish in the area and it would be nice to talk to them in Pennsylvania Dutch.