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As an Australian this was interesting.
New England English is more similar to British English (at least in comparison to most US English), so it makes sense it would be the closest to Australian or South African English. Like they still use the word “carriage” commonly
As a Canadian, I feel like it was pretty on par for me lol 53% Minnesota
my early childhood was spent south of winnipeg, so this tracks 100%. am a native-born minnesotan:
I’m norwegian and got the complete opposite from the map of americans who actually originate from my country, lol.
I’m also Norwegian and got a very similar map, though with more emphasis on a New York dialect. I’m guessing it has to do with our English being heavily influenced by popular media, in which the midwest might have less vocal presence.
apparently norwegians are just more american than swedes in general
This is so weird, how is it even possible to talk like a New Yorker, Californian, and Floridian all at once?! No Americans got anything close to this.
My answers, unshockingly, reflected my region, but this question made me laugh pretty good. I dont know why lol “um akshully, Icing and frosting are different”. This was my answer anyway
I was disappointed by a lack of option for “Icing is what you get when someone gives you a proper cake from a bakery, frosting comes out of a Betty Crocker jar forgotten in the back of a cabinet when someone has made a boxed cake.” for this one.
Frosting is what you do with a cake, icing is what you do to rival gang members.
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I guess mine is pretty solidly midwestern.
Do you say “mahm” or “mom”?
“Mahm” I guess. Definitely not “ma’am” or “mome”.
Yeah STLiens pronounce “o” differently. I didn’t even realize we had a bit of an accent until someone asked me about it one time
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Midwestern vowels, some are kinda nasally. My ex-MIL is from Michigan and that is a recognizable accent for sure. My ex used to get mad because the girl name Dawn and the boy name Don sound nearly identical here but in Michigan apparently sound very different from each other.
Delta Dawn, what’s that flower you got on?
And.
Delta Don, what’s that flower you got on?Same. Only when I say them in succession can a barely perceptible difference emerge.
very similarYour map and mine look similar but Louisiana is light blue on mine.
You and @Memnochian@aussie.zone have to fight now
I have no Italian ancestry but I’m culturally Italian by way of my home state.
49% Kentucky
I have never lived here, but I do have family there.
It do be accurate
Curious about your answers. In theory I should’ve gotten Minneapolis as most similar and ended up with Vegas, followed by LA. Granted I only did the 24 question one
I did the 60 question one and if I remember correctly it told me that my answers of crayfish and that a freeway has no traffic lights or stop signs but a highway does were the biggest factors for why it picked MN.
I did in fact have those two as well, I’ll have to try the longer ones and see what’s up.
Update: did the 60, got San Fran, so apparently I live in the wrong region.
Update 2: did the 122, apparently I have to move to San Francisco
Did you have the “roof, room, broom, root aren’t pronounced the same” giveaway? Also firefly, pop, sunshower, and freeway is faster than highway.
Freaky, It was able to determine what state I grew up in.
51% generic Hollywood accent.
Well, judging by the state’s soft power, it’s not that surprising but it does not narrow much.
Yep. I’m in the red area. Go Cocks 🤙
Philadelphian who has also lived in Florida. This worked better than I expected, given my accent can be eclectic.
Mines off by almost 500 miles. Guess I gotta Proclaimers my way outta here to find my real family
I am from Idaho initially, grew up there. Now I have lived in Oregon for nearly 15 years.
Apparently I talk like I am from Maryland, somewhere I have never been.
Surprised there was no bury/berry/bary question. Sooo many people pronounce it wrong 😁
that’s a trick question. they’re the same.
