Response to both WinterWonderland and Janan
in reply to a message by PrincessZ
Ah sorry. I didn't realise. Honestly it sounds American to me only because I have actually heard it in very old cartoons. I'm talking about the 1930s / 1940s era. I can't tell you what cartoons, though. Perhaps Casper was one of them. Either way I have American-accented small children saying "my fwendy" (and similar uses) in my head that I can't pinpoint where from.
Though to be fair while that was my initial thoughts on the use of "fwendy", I can probably see a small child of any English-speaking origin try to say "friendly", though they don't usually go for the big words like that. "nice" is the usual go-to.
Though to be fair while that was my initial thoughts on the use of "fwendy", I can probably see a small child of any English-speaking origin try to say "friendly", though they don't usually go for the big words like that. "nice" is the usual go-to.