Accent Tag- Hoosier vs Southern

[@exstacc1886]

indiana accents chameleon like, we're very capable of mocking southern accents to a T

[@brittanyamick7120]

Im a Hoosier born and raised and I call my grandparents Mamaw and papaw.

[@christopherrouth9383]

I wish I could like this 100 times.

[@kennedy78]

Brittany Amick Same!!!

[@houseofwagners1292]

Southern Indiana and same

[@danaharrison2070]

And my grandkids call us mamaw and papaw, too. Even though we don't live in Indiana anymore.

[@janiceisaacs6755]

Same here, but both my parents were from KY so there's that. 😂

[@36isnotold]

Your brother is cracking me up. I'm from Northern Indiana and he doesn't have an accent to me. I do question his 'sun shower' but love 'bye you guys'-that's right. that's how it's done!

[@lucas.s017]

I’m from south eastern Indiana and your brother sounds “normal” to me

[@EarthtoStephanie]

I'm from Southern Indiana and I sound like your brother! haha : ) GO HOOSIERS!

[@emilyvick3643]

Stephanie Akers sane here

[@houseofwagners1292]

I'm also in southern Indiana and told I sound like I'm from the south. Most usually guess Mississippi or Alabama.

[@TheBengtsonFamily3]

“Nobody is gonna watch this!” 28K views later... 😂 you guys are awesome!

[@BrandingAblce]

2024

[@miladmehrbod5289]

I aatched it after 7 years.and u said no one is going to watch it. Heh i enjoyed ..i hope u guys are still safe and happy

[@toad734]

You both sound southern but the girl way more deep south / South Atlantic

[@oliviagrace6376]

I am from Indiana and i didn't know that we had an accent accept that we say oil weird.I also knew that the closer you get to Kentucky in Indiana the more the accent comes

[@landoflogic107]

My grandparents grew up in Crawford County and the Hoosier accent is a lot stronger.

[@KaileChanté]

Lol do we?

[@liam-man7265]

I never noticed just how different our pronunciations are for much of these words even though we all speak the same language and live in the same country. It’s very impressive. 👍

[@rhec.williegaming7504]

I'm form southern Indiana and I'm as southern as her 😂😂

[@allisonrapp6608]

I’m from Midwest and he sounds just like us!

[@sugarfalls1]

You guys look so much alike! It's nice to see a brother and sister getting along so well. I'd love to know which one of you is older. I think it's the sister. Anyway, nicely done!

[@piratemacfan]

Somebody DID watch your video. Somebody from southern Indiana. Hope you enjoy a cold COKE for your efforts. My favorite coke is either A&W root beer or Coke Zero, but sometimes I throw a Diet Mountain Dew into the grocery cart for my teenage son. Bye!

[@headinthecloudsagain1735]

Root beer is not coke

[@nathanherr2407]

In Indiana it's pop, we aren't in the south.

[@doclinny]

+nathan herr What? We say soda around here.

[@undeadspacewalker5288]

Linquistic I've lived in central Indiana my whole life. You say soda you're not from around here. Sounds goofy

[@boogmiller6514]

Finally, someone really from Indiana haha!, it's all a coke if it's "soda, pop etc."! I've been trying to tell my wife this for years! Shes a from everywhere military brat with what is say is a ?Californian? accent. Her mom is from wiscansin haha! So I call her a south canadian and her dad's from Virginia and sounds like a fast talking southern black gentleman would haha!

[@TKHudson2005]

What do you call it when it rains while the sun is shining? Just another day in Indiana...

[@danaharrison2070]

Hows come they didn't say warsh, orl, and probly? Those are pure Hoosier, and that's how i talk.

[@nexuami]

i say wahsh, oil/awl, and prolly

[@kayehess5238]

Well this was interesting! I grew up as a Hoosier, but moved to Atlanta as a young Sr.Citizen :) So I can identify with just about all that each of y'all said :) Except buggy, never called a grocery cart a buggy. But I loved watching y'all & would love to see you do more!!

[@graceelizabeth5918]

I am a Hoosier! Born and raised!!!

[@abnerklippenblat4939]

I feel your brother's anguish. The look on his face says it all. You are betraying your culture and your people by pretending to be a southerner. You are not a southerner, you are a Hoosier and Midwest is master race.

[@davec.2074]

Jeez, I was gonna say something funny, but I can't top this...

[@36isnotold]

Indeed it is, well said!

[@36isnotold]

I'm laughing at that comment again, and with that profile picture, how can you argue with that face?

[@StarAnnasDream]

Abner Klippenblat I agree!!!! Ridiculous. I was born n raised in Indiana, moved to Louisiana,Ohio,KY, & still sound Hoosier

[@ShamrockNRoller]

Perfect comment. I couldn't agree more. I'm from central Indiana, but now I'm having to live in southern Indiana, and it's horrible here. Everyone around me wants to be Southern so bad, but this is a Midwestern state that fought for the North in the Civil War. They're all rude, mean, and stupid here, so they fit MUCH better with the South than the North.

[@warreneckels4945]

Neat! Which Hoosier accent? The I-69 accent from Indy northeast to Fort Wayne? (Granted, that part of the state believes that it _is_ the Hoosier state and that South Bend, Gary, Terre Haute and Evansville are imposters.) Or maybe it's one of the five along I-65 from Gary to Lafayette: The Gary area is the boundary between Chicago Urban and northern Midwest/Great Lakes, which then turn briefly to Appalachian along the Kankakee to North Midlands until you reach Greater Lafayette, where North Midlands and General American dominate, then back to North Midlands with pockets of South Midlands. General American dominates in Indianapolis from downtown north to the suburbs.

[@mjmeadows1016]

I get some minor accent changes but changing the pronunciation of Aunt, Caramel, pecan and saying y’all is completely intentional! I am a hoosier in SC.

[@forsythe3963]

Yup

[@_Keith_]

"Noone's gonna watch this." I watched it! Thanks.

[@LuxuriousLenay]

My ex best friend is from Indiana. He mocked my accent perfectly 😂 I'm from Texas

[@ericzerkle5214]

Im 100% Hoosier and damn proud of it.. I get told i have an accent when i got to see my relatives in NY State.

[@BRob-mj4tc]

I'm from Southern Indiana and for a bit I moved to Indianapolis and all my friends there made fun of me for having a Southern accent so I don't know guess it depends on which part of indiana you're from. The towns near Kentucky are pretty southern.

[@oboBob-ub1so]

cool. never really thought about it. thanks

[@ThievesCairn]

I was born and raised for the most part in Alabama, so a southern state. I have a Hoosier accent without a doubt, but my sister has more of a "Southern drawl". My boyfriend is from Indiana and so is his mom. His younger sisters are born in the Georgia, where I am currently living, and they have the same accent as my sister. I know it is common to have your accent change after moving, but I rarely see or hear of anyone born in an area with an accent that is for another region

[@AndrewGivens]

I love that you say Saath Cehhrlana like the locals do

[@kasijennings3726]

Rain while the sun is shining is called “the devil beating his wife”

[@LadyTreble]

LMBOOOOO!!! This is so funny and cute! I thoroughly enjoyed watching this! OMG though, how did you develop a southern accent after only FIVE years!? That is so cool!!

[@elainesmith4461]

I understand why, ( most, ask “me where are you from?”

[@sinnaman9735]

If there was a ditch between Indiana and Kentucky. Which side would the diving board be on ?

[@chuckinhouston9952]

The Mason-Dixon Line is actually US Highway 40 in Indiana

[@subninja8069]

Yea That's an acceptable line of thinking Once you hit Plainfield you get into the Southern part. So many fuckers with Rebel Flags and Trump flags too.

[@davec.2074]

LOL! Born and raised in 'accentless' Elkhart Indiana! Hey everyone, are we nasal enough for you?? :) :) I've lived most of my adult life in Illinois, so my accent has softened a lot. Now I live in Indianapolis, which is a weird experience--it's really a somewhat Southern town culturally, but with a northern accent. I lived in New Orleans for a time too (N'AW-lins as the locals say). For a time after I moved back, I'd occasionally get an odd look and realize that I had just said 'Ah neoh' instead of 'I know'. But I never said 'Wheh y'at'? instead of 'how are ya?'

[@LittleBoSleepASMR]

I’m from Elkhart as well and have lived in Los Angeles the past five years and I have been told I have an accent more times than I can count hahaha

[@aidanfletcher1236]

I was born in Elkhart

[@BrandingAblce]

I'm from indy and wareya'at, is regular

[@toddb9818]

I am from Indiana and move to Florida I live in Indiana for 40 plus years and live in Florida for 12 year and people say I I say words different pop will all way be pop great video

[@biohazard9164]

I'm from southern Indiana close to Kentucky, and we (or atleast my family does) say y'all

[@warreneckels4945]

Y'all seems to be trekking northward, but the farther north it gets, the more it replaces the second person plural (which the English language has lacked). Further south, it seems to substitute for "you".

[@elainesmith4461]

I’m a mix of both Hoosier/Southern always ask where are You from? I have an extreme Southern draw. Most think Texas

[@KaileChanté]

Lol I feel him on the syrup

[@travismalone1985]

A big one is what do you call a sale in a person's yard? yard sale-rummage sale- lawn sale, garage sale, rummy sale etc

[@maddyjane8074]

I’m a Hoosier I talk just like him

[@subninja8069]

I have a mix of both really.

[@ethanhill7261]

I'm also from Indiana

[@thatindianafantif5147]

I used to live in Indiana. And now I live in Savannah Georgia

[@sillygoose4176]

Would juns like some persimmon pudding after your tenderloins?

[@transamgal1996]

I'm from Indiana and sound like a combination of the two. I say Tomata, Potata, Pop, lightnin bug, y'all... My boyfriend is from Tennessee and his accent is a lot heavier but I sound pretty southern.

[@sp00g37]

this is something ive noticed in myself, especially with us having such a neutral accent. when i lived in florida for a year, i definitely started picking up more of the slur even though it was quicker. im in colorado, i can get a bit of a not-draw, idk how to put it. wyoming gave me the same thing. but when i go home and speak with my buddies, ill notice them slowly pick it up. i feel like we get this propper goofy country accent. now, i hate it, but i have transitioned to soda. but even then, it depends on who im talking to.

[@michaeltaulbee4222]

A good word to ask southern people is the simple word white that's when u hear an accent of any origin

[@heather199090]

I would pronounce white without the T unless I am trying to enunciate. I guess I just don't do it much. Is that weird? I'm from around the northern Indiana area.

[@andrewattenboroughtwothumb4697]

a southern belle accent how cute it sounds like a Midwest accent

[@bishmyu]

You two are cute.

[@anthonyb.720]

I say both versions of a lot of these words so now I'm just confused lol I don't know how I actually talk

[@anthonyb.720]

im from Fort Wayne btw

[@praiseallah6086]

Good thing I live in central Indiana

[@judsongaiden9878]

I'm a Hoosier born and raised in northeast Indiana, but my mom's side of the family is from Ol' Virginie, so we all have mixed accents. That fits Indiana anyway since our state is a melting pot within a melting pot. Indiana is far more cosmopolitan than pop culture thinks we are. Definitely not a closed-off society (because then we wouldn't be the Crossroads of America). I like to think of us as The Shire and our people are very Hobbit-like (minus the Hobbit tendency toward closed-mindedness). 2:29 More generally known as a pill bug. Technically, they're crustaceans.

[@charlescoats5690]

yes pill bug

[@rainbowxd2694]

Hoosiers are what you call Midwest southern the closer you get to Kentucky the more southern you become I live a hour away from Louisville and I say the way he says thing but with a southern accent so the best of both worlds lol

[@sillygoose4176]

And you left out tobogans

[@ringorangoskittle9345]

My accent is between both of theirs. I talk more like the girl though.

[@snooks5607]

I feel like the differences could've been clearer if they'd read the words to camera without hearing each other and then react to the recordings after .. maybe they could've even first talked to someone who shares their accent to imprint it a bit more (my parents are from different accented regions but lived their adult lives in the city and while they usually don't have accents I've noticed they switch to it when talking to family back home on the phone without even realising)

[@lauraryan8921]

I watched it you guys.

[@TheMonkshood]

This was super entertaining!

[@10byrdie]

Hoosier accent really isn’t fair because I’m born and raised in Indy but other rural parts of Indiana sound super country/southern as if they are from another state. The Indy accent is more neutral.

[@teresaanderson2136]

What part of Indiana were you from?

[@elainesmith4461]

Grasshopper cricket / Insect round body long legs

[@KaileChanté]

Lol I speak like her brother

[@kevinmygrant9981]

Watcha instead of what are you. Proly or probly instead of probably. Warsh instead of wash. Laundamat instead of laundromat. Dayshower instead of sunshower. Sharer instead of shower. Douin a instead of doing the. Enjoyed the video thanks.

[@janiceisaacs6755]

Hit the nail on the head! I always loved it when David Letterman would riff on the Hoosier accent...Worshington D. C. 😂

[@tracypf2778]

When it's raining & the sun's still shining we say "The Devil's beatin' his wife." Y'all definitely don't sound southern to me. We say a drink or Coke, etc. you would never hear soda or pop here. The spider we call a Granddaddy Long Leg, this is coming from Middle Georgia. It's weird at how much different we all talk & sound.

[@kellyw6017]

I watched it from the U.K.

[@jess5427]

Oh. Me too.

[@mirrorblue100]

Pure southern hillbilly versus midwest hillbilly.

[@rellman85]

Why is “the southern way of life” better? Also, this presupposes that there is but one way to be southern, which is far from true: hell, there’s not even a single “south,” as Deep South is quite different from Appalachia, and on and on.

[@DevinNixonDavis]

I'm from evansville indiana and I don't sound like either of you.

[@AJ92186]

she's not from the midwest lol!

[@ryanduzand2631]

I feel sorry for you brother. No way in hell do you live outside Indiana for a few years and get that horrible drawl! Stop playing it up, you’re from Indiana dammit! It’s freaking pop!

[@heather199090]

I say soda... sometimes soda pop? Used to say pop, but my Mom had this weird thing about needing to call it soda?

[@houseofwagners1292]

I call it soda and I'm from southern Indiana.

[@bsgraphix89]

Eric knows.... Hoosier colors don't run

[@sarahlamar430]

I’m Hoosier but I say day da and root not route

[@cameronjohnson60]

I tp a house once

[@bethcompton8669]

I'm the opposite lol. My brother and I were born in WV and raised in IN. My brother sounds predominately Southern and I sound more Hoosier. I call us Hoosierfied Hillbillies 😂

[@jamesedwards2100]

its a peeacan dam it

[@joeburgess2464]

Pin pen these words sound the same.

[@jamesedwards2100]

did u say wash its warsh

[@megamaniac76]

Louisville

[@criticalcontainment]

endorphinjunkie The town in south central?

[@kmca1495]

endorphinjunkie Kentucky?

[@_Keith_]

"Loovil"

[@houseofwagners1292]

It's Looavul. If you say it any other way, we look at you like you have two heads. I live 5 minutes from there.

[@janiceisaacs6755]

@@houseofwagners1292 YES!

[@julianmejia6528]

No body is gonna watch this ..... 27 thousand views later lol

[@jacobmiller6189]

812

[@sandbar3000]

Buggy? What the F is that? If I was in the south I'd say we don't live in the 1800s anymore. Cars d DO exist! That is a SHOPPING CART. everyone knows this. A buggy is a very old car or a car that does not exist any more. Pop? No. It's soda & it's a sugar filled drink. Basically sugar water with food coloring in it gross! Some words sound very weird.

[@moagim29]

2:03 why do americans say "ALOOMINUM" ?? there's a second "i" it's A-LOO-MI-NIUM hi

[@kaysnyder3882]

Sarah Thompson Americans and Canadians use the spelling found in Noah Webster’s 1828 Dictionary in which the element was spelled aluminum. We don’t pronounce a second “I” because we don’t have one.

[@janiceisaacs6755]

@@kaysnyder3882 I never knew they had the second "i" so I always thought they were the crazy ones. 😂

[@GeeZee23]

So your brother stayed true to his roots and you put on a front that you something your not. Respect to your brother you need to re evaluate.

[@cadenzuehsow895]

The guy still has a little southern accent

[@Jeff-yz3on]

He said, "roof", not "ruff". Can't be an actual Hoosier.

[@griggsmichael]

Fake but funny

[@ethanhill7261]

Your brother might be from Indiana and have a Hoosier accent, but he says things really weird

[@philiposborn9141]

Fake

[@oliverpatterson1830]

You are not a southern stop pretending.

[@markstaggs7342]

Indiana says youns 4:20 not you all.

[@notawomaneater]

It’s *May-Naise*.