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I don’t like this.
I got New York, which makes sense with my sunny, friendly demeanour.
Interesting
Yep. I’m in the red area. Go Cocks 🤙
‘Roof, room, broom, and root aren’t all pronounced the same’ was enough to know I’m from Minnesota lol
I am realizing now that its probably racist, or not PC. And I’m good with not using it, but raining with sun is called an Indian Rainstorm and it wasn’t an option. I don’t live near where I grow up anymore but my fiance has never heard the term either. Is/was this not a wide spread term?
I’m from South Africa but don’t speak in a very stereotypical South African accent, and I got “Massachusetts”.
Surprised there was no bury/berry/bary question. Sooo many people pronounce it wrong 😁
that’s a trick question. they’re the same.
I guess mine is pretty solidly midwestern.
very similarDo 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
When I lived in New England people particularly thought that the way I say “theatre” (thee-ter) and “butter” (bUHtter) were particularly striking. They pronounce theatre with the a (thee-a-ter, or thee-ar-ter) and dont emphasize u sounds much
Also Im a “mah” or “mahm” person
Honestly just in STL there are a lot of variety of dialects though, even not accounting for racial lines. Go down to Arnold and you might as well be in the bootheel
Your map and mine look similar but Louisiana is light blue on mine.
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.
Grew up in Philly, but it guessed Delaware, so super close. But it did say my next closest city was Philadelphia. It’s interesting because I went to school for radio and spent a ton of time working on my diction and pronunciation, and yet it was the little things I never would have realized I say that still got these results spot on.
49% Kentucky
I have never lived here, but I do have family there.
Interesting, it was dead on for me. Hottest in the two places where I grew up and where I’ve lived most of my adult life, and very warm in the two places I went to college and grad school.
Despite my kiwi heritage 🇳🇿 I’m from Rhode Island, apparently.
Many years ago I went on a solo road trip around California. I spotted a man pulled over by the side of the road looking upset, and stopped to see if I could help. He asked me to find a pay phone and call his friend to tell him “Jack is out of gas” and give his location.
I swear I was on the phone for a good ten minutes trying to make myself understood. It makes sense now. Rhode Island is a loooong way from California.
completely accurate. i was really surprised to learn that people pronounce things so wildly
