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So, the results of that dismay me...however true it might be. My accent has been heavily influenced by the couple years I've spent out of the country, and also by the international and country-wide setting in which I went to high school and college.
However, they didn't ask me how I say "room" (I pretty much say it like "rum").
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So, for some reason, the values are not displaying. I'm about 80% for the midlands, and only half for the NorthEast...those were the significant values.
ReplyDeleteI have to say that the person who wrote this has never been to the Midwest. People in Missouri and souther Illinois do not talk like people from Ohio or Indiana.
ReplyDeleteI thought something like that. 'Course, people in Maine talk nothing like people from Boston and New Hampshire, but I guess it's all in the ear of the listener. I think it's a pretty bad quiz.
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