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US dialect quiz can predict where you are from with surprising accuracy

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UK dude and I took this for fun.

In order I got Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Providence and Yonkers.
I'm from the Providence area and whenever I play a game online with people not familiar with a New England accent I always get asked "Are you British?" Which I find kind of funny.
 
I mean you are an expert and all.

I will not change my wayyyyyysssss!

I appreciate your honesty. Let's put arrow aside, I can see how someone could argue that. But error? Starting like air?

And Enduin is correct, merry rhymes with very. Unless there people who say very like vary. If so fuck it this is hopeless.
 
Now this is interesting. I'm from the west coast but the quiz says I'm most likely from the south, however I have close relatives from that area whom I've learned certain terms from, so in a way it's right.
 
Because it's fun arguing over something so dumb that none of us will ever agree on.

Basically. Why do people give relationship advice to strangers on the internet? Same thing.
 
But very sound like marry, mary, and marry but with a v.

What. No that's vary. Like "Pronunciations tend to vary except for words like Merry and Marry. Many people can be very Merry while the ways to Marry tend to vary."
 
Would you say you've taken it hella times?

Get out of here with that trash, you sub-human.





I once was stuck on a UCLA bus next to two girls from nor cal who I swear used hella as 1/3-1/4 of the words in their conversation. Literally sentences like "It was hella." One of the most excruciating moments in my life.
 
It knew I was from Rhode Island which isn't surprising. It really only takes like two questions to figure that out.

"What do you call something you drink water from?" and "Do you pronounce Mary, merry, and marry differently?"

I think we're the only place that calls it a bubbler and thinks that all three of those words sound completely different.
I call it a bubbler here on Wisconsin. I pronounce those all the same though.
 
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