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    Dialect Quiz names your Hometown

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    Reno, Nevada
    Salt Lake City, Utah
    Modesto, California

    Pegged me...

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    Shrieveport, LA
    Jackson, MS
    Little Rock, AR

    Guess I have more of a southern accent than I thought.

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    Dead on for me.... Salt Lake, Boise, Spokane.

    The Utah Twang...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iceaxe View Post
    Dead on for me.... Salt Lake, Boise, Spokane.

    The Utah Twang...
    How do you pronounce "Spokane"? I use "Spoke-En" rather than "Spoke-Ain" or "Spoke-Ann"

    Incidentally, the quiz put me in NYC, Yonkers or Jersey City, which is pretty much as close to my real home as the quiz allows!

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    Wichita, Santa Rosa, Stockton. Hmmm. Not even close. Maybe I'm too educated or not educated enough?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tallsteve View Post
    Wichita, Santa Rosa, Stockton. Hmmm. Not even close. Maybe I'm too educated or not educated enough?

    The second one, LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob L View Post
    How do you pronounce "Spokane"? I use "Spoke-En" rather than "Spoke-Ain" or "Spoke-Ann"
    Spoke-Ann

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    It said kitty-corner was my major tell.

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    Gee....surprise, surprise, surprise.......New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Jackson MS

    Had to be the question about "what do you call the middle grassy area between two streets" and down here it's called the neutral ground. Dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries when Americans were the foreigners and the French and Spanish were the area founders. They could only do their "trading of goods" in areas not located in specific neighborhoods or streets - hence "neutral ground". The street signs to this day will read "No Parking on Neutral Grounds" during Mardi Gras. Ok - your trivia for the day.
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