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What kind of American English do you speak? (Quiz)

i don't think they have a category for Southern Fried English:icon_lol:
 
General American.
25% Yankee
10% Dixie
5% Upper Midwestern
0% Midwestern

But, some questions, for me, had two answers, depending on when. For example, as a child we all said "cellar". but now I say "basement". So how do I answer? And what the heck is a cruller?

I'm surprised they didn't include the names of the meals of the day. As a child, we had breakfast, dinner, and supper, in that order. Now it's breakfast, lunch and dinner. I think it's a Northeast thing, but not sure.
 
General American.
25% Yankee
10% Dixie
5% Upper Midwestern
0% Midwestern

But, some questions, for me, had two answers, depending on when. For example, as a child we all said "cellar". but now I say "basement". So how do I answer? And what the heck is a cruller?

I'm surprised they didn't include the names of the meals of the day. As a child, we had breakfast, dinner, and supper, in that order. Now it's breakfast, lunch and dinner. I think it's a Northeast thing, but not sure.


You and I come from the same neck of the woods PRB.

Yes, it's breakfast, lunch and supper :)

Isn't a cruller some type of donut? LOL!
 
actually i speak British with a dixie dialog
so locals understand
Yall
H
 
60% General American English

15% Dixie

10% Midwestern

10% Yankee

5% Upper Midwestern

Oh, if my sister in Indianapolis would see this, she would really razz me!

NC
 
one must understand a rubber is the thing on the end of a pencil
that yall call an eraser
just clarifying the english language
H
 
:icon_lol:<TABLE width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD>You Speak General American English!



</TD></TR><TR><TD>55% General American English

30% Dixie

10% Yankee

5% Upper Midwestern

0% Midwestern

American by birth - Southern by the grace of God.....:icon_lol:


</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
 
:icon_lol:<TABLE width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD>You Speak General American English!




</TD></TR><TR><TD>55% General American English

30% Dixie

10% Yankee

5% Upper Midwestern

0% Midwestern

American by birth - Southern by the grace of God.....:icon_lol:



</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

wbuchart~ I absolutely LOVED that you wrote that! Awesome!!
 
one must understand a rubber is the thing on the end of a pencil
that yall call an eraser
just clarifying the english language
H


Henry, Henry, Henry......really? A rubber? At the end of a pencil? *she scratches her head*



So what's an eraser for you then?
 
55% General American English

20% Dixie

15% Yankee

10% Upper Midwestern

0% Midwestern

I was surprised Dixie was only 20%.

Bob
 
Since there was no selection for Cajun, I speak:

55% General American English

20% Yankee

15% Dixie

10% Upper Midwestern

0% Midwestern
 
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