What Kind of American Accent Do You Have?

[smackaholic]

Try taking it again and answering it as a chowd and see what happens.

Or... you can go fuck your mother.

your mom is likely closer. what's she up to?

the reason i asked is i am trying to figure out just what the fukk does constitute a chowd accent to these fukks.

[Van]

that second test was better and its map looks spot on to me, especially it's eastern boundary.

Quit it. Just quit it. You're becoming like Pacino Parodying Pacino.

[MgoBlue-LightSpecial]

Yankee chicks get moist when they hear me talk until they see my picture. Just sayin'.

[Terry in Crapchester]

went through that 2nd test again and attempted to answer as a chowd, but, it said i was neutral. neutral is defined basically as pa, oh, in,il, mo. that is crap. pa has its own annoying accent.

Can't speak to the state as a whole, but there's definitely a Philadelphia accent that shows up in certain words. Examples:

"Water" sounds like "wooder."

"Home" is pronounced with a hyper-elongated long-o sound that sounds like how one might expect a Brit to pronounce that word.

And perhaps this is a continuation of the Mary/marry/merry dynamic that was explored in both tests, but . . .

Where I live, my first name is pronounced TAIR-ree. A Philadelphian is more likely to pronounce it TEH-ree.

Funny, though, but once you get to the Lehigh Valley (which really isn't too far away from Philly, at least geographically speaking), that accent is gone.

oh is neutral, although it southern extremity is basically the south.

My college roommate from Cincinnati sounded almost like a southerner to me.

[M2]

I'm a fat fucking pig

Why, yes you are...

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[Goober McTuber]

They don't call it comfort food for nothing. After a mediocre meal, I had a smile on my face afterwards like I was wearing a freshly shot load.