The interrogative "right?" is raised to and is also used as an adverb, as in "It was right foggy today!" That sense may be influenced by Welsh word "reit" , which means "very, rather, or considerably." "Right" is often but less today than before used with that meaning in the American South, too. "Some" is used as an adverb as well, especially in Nova Scotia, as in "This cake is some good!" Another example is "s'pose" or "s'poseda" for "suppose" or "supposed to." Such expressions tend to be widely used in the rural Maritimes but are less common in urban areas.