Change of tone in certain exclamations

[Demonic_Duck]

I've noticed that occasionally, the tone of certain words can change in exclamations. Right now, I can only think of two examples:

 

我靠！ Often pronounced as wò kào! (tone change also applies to the more vulgar variation of this expression).

好球！ Often pronounced as hào qiú! (I know 好 is a 多音字, but here the meaning would clearly dictate hǎo under normal circumstances).

 

Are there any other examples of this? I'd be surprised if there weren't.

[歐博思]

http://www.douban.com/note/134724742/

 

About the vulgar version you mentioned

Edited December 29, 2013 at 04:24 AM by 欧博思

[Demonic_Duck]

Very informative, I now feel I know everything I'll ever need to about the nuances of that expression

 

Are there any other examples? What about when kids call 妈妈 and 爸爸? I've sometimes noticed tone changes, but when I think about it I've only particularly noticed this in the speech of Kimi (爸爸去哪儿) and 小新 (蜡笔小新), so this may be a Taiwanese thing (the Chinese dub of 蜡笔小新 is Taiwanese too). Do mainland kids do this too?