22 maps that show how Americans speak English totally differently from one another,Everyone knows Americans don't accede on pronunciations.
That's great, because bounded accents are a above allotment of what makes American English so interesting.
Joshua Katz, a Ph.D apprentice of statistics at North Carolina State University, just appear a accumulation of alarming visualizations of Professor Bert Vaux and Scott Golder's linguistic survey, which looked at how Americans accent words (via detsl on /r/Linguistics).
His after-effects were aboriginal appear on The Abstract, the NC State University analysis blog.
Katz gave us permission to broadcast some of the coolest maps from his collection.UPDATE: Enthusiastic Marylanders accept alerted us that there is absolutely a boondocks called "Bowie, Md." that is arresting "Boo-wie." That solves that. No chat yet from Texans.
UPDATE 2: From a Texan: "It's arresting Boo-wie because it's called afterwards Jim Bowie (pronounced Boo-wie), who played a above role in the Texas revolution. That explains why we're the alone ones who accent it correctly."
That's great, because bounded accents are a above allotment of what makes American English so interesting.
Joshua Katz, a Ph.D apprentice of statistics at North Carolina State University, just appear a accumulation of alarming visualizations of Professor Bert Vaux and Scott Golder's linguistic survey, which looked at how Americans accent words (via detsl on /r/Linguistics).
His after-effects were aboriginal appear on The Abstract, the NC State University analysis blog.
Katz gave us permission to broadcast some of the coolest maps from his collection.UPDATE: Enthusiastic Marylanders accept alerted us that there is absolutely a boondocks called "Bowie, Md." that is arresting "Boo-wie." That solves that. No chat yet from Texans.
UPDATE 2: From a Texan: "It's arresting Boo-wie because it's called afterwards Jim Bowie (pronounced Boo-wie), who played a above role in the Texas revolution. That explains why we're the alone ones who accent it correctly."
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