r/lostredditors ?

Questionable Pittsburgh relevance aside, what's the difference between "ou" vs. "ow," and are you hearing lots of people saying both of these (particular ou)?

I teach phonemic awareness and both sounds early in education are introduced. So ou, ow, ouch, not sure if it was a Pittsburgh thing or everyone thing or what!

Oh and ow are pronounced the same. “ I’m going out of town” is “Ahl be going aht of tahn”

This is an interesting question. You may get better information from a linguist, though. Perhaps r/linguistics can help?

Sir, this is a Wendy's.

This ☝️ Since they are onomatopoeias