What kind of english do you speak?

[Jeep]

http://www.blogthings.com/whatkindof...oyouspeakquiz/

My Score:

65% General American English

20% Dixie

10% Yankee

5% Midwestern

0% Upper Midwestern

[jeff of pa]

Motan English

aka Mountain speak

[packerbacker]

65% General American English

20% Upper Midwestern

5% Midwestern

5% Yankee

0% Dixie

I didn't answer the "easy class" one either.

[FarmerChick]

55% General American English

25% Dixie

20% Yankee

0% Midwestern

0% Upper Midwestern
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I think this is correct for me actually. Grew up in New Jersey---now live in the South, NC for a long time.....thank goodness there is no midwest in me!

[padlock]

65% General American English

10% Upper Midwestern

10% Yankee

5% Dixie

5% Midwestern

[Silver Searcher]

There is only one type....the rest is slang

SS

[NaturalJWL]

I prefer my "cornbread" english.

Not sure how that yankee snuck in there.

50% General American English

35% Dixie

10% Yankee

5% Upper Midwestern

0% Midwestern

[Jeep]

I prefer my "cornbread" english.

Not sure how that yankee snuck in there.

50% General American English

35% Dixie

10% Yankee

5% Upper Midwestern

0% Midwestern

You must know what a crueller is

[Marchas45]

Well they got that wrong, I don't speak American English as I'm Scottish fae Glasgow.


50% General American English

20% Yankee

15% Upper Midwestern

10% Dixie

0% Midwestern

[hammered]

OK, I tried it. The one about an easy class didn't have an answer I would use so I picked "B". Here is my result



40% General American English

30% Yankee

25% Dixie

5% Upper Midwestern

0% Midwestern





hammered

[AU24K]

Speak=regional venecular (depending upon the listener)
Write=proper

Best,
Scott

Oh, Was this a quiz to pigeon hole a speaking style? Tsk...
I really don't believe in these types of universal instantiations.
Y'all go on and have your fun...

[Chug And Red]

Chugs results!!!


65% General American English

10% Dixie

10% Upper Midwestern

10% Yankee

5% Midwestern

[hammered]

What does "Midwestern" sound like?


hammered

[Jeep]

What does "Midwestern" sound like?


hammered

sort of like a lower upper midwestern

[Tn Gizmo]

I really thought I would have more "Dixie" and am surprised some "Midwestern" never rubbed off from living in Illinois for twentysix years. (slow learner I suppose)

60% General American English

15% Dixie

10% Upper Midwestern

10% Yankee

0% Midwestern

[hammered]

What does "Midwestern" sound like?


hammered

sort of like a lower upper midwestern

That explains a lot . Just wait until you come over here, it's even more confusing . Norfolk compared to west country, Mancunian compared to southern scouse, it goes on, but I will confess, I always thought there was just a southern or northern American accent, with a few variations.


hammered

[Jeep]

What does "Midwestern" sound like?


hammered

sort of like a lower upper midwestern

That explains a lot . Just wait until you come over here, it's even more confusing . Norfolk compared to west country, Mancunian compared to southern scouse, it goes on, but I will confess, I always thought there was just a southern or northern American accent, with a few variations.


hammered

Been there (well not Ankh-Morpork, been a while since me and Terry hung out in discworld) and will be back, but no problem after 5 pints we all sound the same

[boogeyman]

Don't even have to take the test.

I speak fluent slang with semi proper english as a second language.

[hammered]

What does "Midwestern" sound like?


hammered

sort of like a lower upper midwestern

That explains a lot . Just wait until you come over here, it's even more confusing . Norfolk compared to west country, Mancunian compared to southern scouse, it goes on, but I will confess, I always thought there was just a southern or northern American accent, with a few variations.


hammered

Been there (well not Ankh-Morpork, been a while since me and Terry hung out in discworld) and will be back, but no problem after 5 pints we all sound the same

Next time I see you in the "Broken/Mended Drum" I will buy You a pint . Terry is a great guy and will probably have a half with us



Ian

[Jeep]

What does "Midwestern" sound like?


hammered

sort of like a lower upper midwestern

That explains a lot . Just wait until you come over here, it's even more confusing . Norfolk compared to west country, Mancunian compared to southern scouse, it goes on, but I will confess, I always thought there was just a southern or northern American accent, with a few variations.


hammered

Been there (well not Ankh-Morpork, been a while since me and Terry hung out in discworld) and will be back, but no problem after 5 pints we all sound the same

Next time I see you in the "Broken/Mended Drum" I will buy You a pint . Terry is a great guy and will probably have a half with us



Ian

I'll take ya up on that cause I was tired of Biers and Igors crazy drinks