I agree that it may be hypercorrection. Or it could be he's secretly Ukrainian. lol.
About the hypercorrection.. Many Philippine languages don't have F in their phonemic inventory; it's usually substituted by P. But still, the F sound is taught in schools as part of learning English. Anyway, my aunt and grandmother tend to hypercorrect. Saying stuff like FARTY instead of PARTY. Lots of laps. I mean laughs. hehe.
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Date: 2007-10-08 05:32 am (UTC)About the hypercorrection.. Many Philippine languages don't have F in their phonemic inventory; it's usually substituted by P. But still, the F sound is taught in schools as part of learning English. Anyway, my aunt and grandmother tend to hypercorrect. Saying stuff like FARTY instead of PARTY. Lots of laps. I mean laughs. hehe.