Map of American Accents (25 pics)

most are true for me. im from the NW.

The last one is gold, but the first one is missing 'youse' e.g. yous guys

i.e., the U.S. is till separated by the Mason-Dixon line.

As a Mexican living in the border with texas and as a no native english speaker, I was practicing :04: all those examples out loud, it helped me a lot, thanks

all are pretty accurate for where i live except for #19. i live in the darkest part of blue and i say and hear people say sir-up. although hearing sear-up is pretty common too.

This was great and really on point for my area.

I was born in South Carolina, Myrtle Beach to be specific. I grew up there just long enough to have a very thick southern accent ... then the family moved to, of all places, Cleveland Ohio. A very, Not-White city. I learned to fight very quickly.
Amazing was the hate I received just because of my accent.
I've lived in the north for so long my southern accent is all but gone. Just a few words give me away. I've been 'Yankee-ized' as my family back home likes to call it. I'm not from the north and I no longer fit in, in the south. Now I live in Alaska ... everybody has an 'accent' up here. Russian, Korean, Japanese, damn Texans, Minna-sotenze. Home sweet home.

tis' but a micro example, more research please...

Yankee stuff.