naah, it's just the southerners that can't pronounce it

Something else which is odd is he says 'eee' when somethings going on. Like 'eee, I left cooker on with tea in it'.

Maybe I will only find this funny. Where I grew up it was mostly French. French people have a heavy accent when they try to speak English. So when French people speak English, they drop the "H" off every word that starts with it. If a word starts with a vowel, they add an "h" to it/

So when they speak they go up the ill to heat dhere heggs.
I am not sure how to signify the dhere. When something starts with "dh" they drop they pronounce it with a "d" and not an "h." Except words like "three" which becomes said as "tree."

I lost most of my accent but when I get talking and am either frustrated, angry or hyper my b/f says the French just comes out of me.