Accent Tag: NORTH vs. SOUTH

[@MissVictoriaSongs]

It's so annoying when the southern girl kept telling the northern girl that she was snobby for saying words a certain way.

[@StarAnnasDream]

thethingabouthappiness no kidding!

[@donnamccall2954]

Yes, and that is the way here in NC. A lot of southern girls are on the offense about sounding wrong or silly. I was raised in Fl with yankees as best friends and now I'm a hot mess. My Fl friends say I sound southern and I also take it like I sound stupid, so I correct myself when I hear it. Yet I love to hear some southern accents. I'm 56 and a hot mess. Which the switching back and fourth. lol

[@JMH7789]

I’m from Mississippi and I couldn’t believe she was trying to correct her like that. Maybe it’s because they’re so close, just a little aggravation but it was rude

[@nagisawallis169]

southern woman one is so annoying. she thinks english with southern accent is correct english lol

[@dinosaurcj]

@@nagisawallis169 I think they were just being goofy.

[@scv3454]

The southern is so domineering and bossy.

[@shaundean2735]

Because we southerners are aggressive lol

[@MLGtroll365]

She dont represent us fuck her

[@Chillipep]

I've heard southern women have passive-aggressive down to an art.

[@liasworld6747]

ChiliPepper not all of us lol😂

[@eveholzinger8896]

Not normally. Shes just kinda shes bossy

[@toni_macaroni_bologna]

I was always told that when it rains while the sun is shining it means the devil is beating his wife. Weird but that's what the old folks told me!

[@andreashenke9102]

Toni Hunter hahaha yeah.. In Brazil they name this "The fox marriage" rsrsrsr that's weird too...

[@donpeak9820]

Toni Hunter In New York it's "Sun Shower"

[@koolkittens7720]

Toni Hunter I call it sun rain

[@abbshii]

Same

[@calebfletcher8495]

thats what i was always told too

[@jacinto2513]

Sarah is not shy she's being respectful while the other girl likes to talk a lot and Sarah also accepts others' opinion. Her personality makes her even more beautiful then she already is.

[@MarieLaveau]

I'm Southern (MS) and my mama would have smacked me for saying "Pee-can". She said that a pee can was what a truck driver would keep under his seat for emergencies and that sounded rude. lol We were taught to say "puh-CAHN". :)

[@Moorestyle10]

that's funny!

[@erinbc1]

MarieLaveau puh-cahn.. I'm from MS and I ugh just hate it when people say Pee-Can... ugh

[@bellacollins8531]

I'm from Mississippi too! I say puh/cahn.... it's weird when people say pee-can

[@imfromthemagnoliastatemiss2244]

+Bella Collins im from aouth ms

[@chloejones7993]

I'm from CA but I say puh-KAHN

[@jasonpegram3239]

I really don't think there is a right or wrong way to pronounce words it all boils down to where you come from on how you pronounce your words I think if we all sounded the same this would be a boring place

[@alexisrobinson7089]

Thats what iam saying!!

[@davidholzer4155]

Ok fun police

[@Gregory-gz3xc]

I’m Polish and nowadays 90% of my country’s population speak the same accent. Only old people can sound different. Absolutely no one can tell me that I’m not from their region in Poland. Because we all young people sound the same. It’s kind of sad. I always get excited when I find someone with an accent in my country. Btw I had funny situations when I was in San Diego. And I was asking for a trolley 🛒 at the supermarket. And people were like : ??? The same with a cloakroom. Haha

[@emilytejeda5290]

when it is raining and the sun is out i call it a ''sun shower'' ,don't know if anyone calls it that .

[@mauraann574]

i call it a sun shower too

[@niche.9648]

Here we say that it's the devil beating his wife

[@donpeak9820]

Emily Tejeda I'm New York, We say Sun shower!

[@praxlandy]

Emily Tejeda the devils beating his wife

[@geroldsmith6589]

I call it normal lol

[@emilymarchiano3303]

I can't stand the southern girl omg "that's stuck up. that's not night. you're wrong. you're annoying ." Grrrrrrrr

[@thechickenfriedredneck910]

She ain't that southern. She sounds like a northerner. I'm from Southern Arkansas and I know an ascent when I hear it.

[@MashedJoetatoes]

I am a Northerner and I pronounce crayon like (Cray on.)

[@rinaland951]

Same lol

[@cheyennehutson435]

It is one Syllable Crayon

[@danielleriley7114]

In Michigan we say Cran

[@g0thfae]

Joetatoe Productions i say cran

[@zoecamacho2614]

4 years later I’m on here and I say cray an

[@HollyBella]

the southern accent is amazing! we just done this tag on our channel (we are scottish) and we don't say aluminium like you guys haha:)

[@ravenvale1]

ItsHollyAndBecca ... Here it's called Al-um-in-um... When I was there (your turf) I heard Al-u-min-i-um...YIKES!!!

[@TanakaMatsumoto]

ItsHollyAndBecca I've heard a lot of people from europe say Alu - minium but I've never actually heard anyone say it like that in person.

[@joshhowell8012]

I have a southern accent I hate it my Instagram is man_64_stunt

[@wannabandaid]

Southerner seems rude, like if you don't speak her way you're wrong. Australians pronounce words more like Northerners though

[@gabiklw]

I would have said the other way round haha :)

[@Calebevansmusic]

I'd say the other way around too, I've lived in the south and I've never felt like that, I'm kinda a different kind of southern, I'm Puerto Rican and Italian and speak tiny bit of Spanish I learned from my grandma, and my other grandma who's Italian was from Boston and my dad talks with a Boston accent mixed with a southern accent because my grandpa is from the south.

[@MLGtroll365]

no were awesome. its the notherners that are assholes

[@raymartjohnibis9014]

she's joking. did u see that

[@wannabandaid]

ben salter No I don't, as I'm not from the south. I'm just saying that my opinion of her was that she was rude...

[@leximalchow1410]

I'm a southerner but I talk like a northerner... Is that weird?

[@leximalchow1410]

Are u from the north?

[@leximalchow1410]

***** Arevu from the north

[@ultrafilms3859]

Trust me it'll hit you quickly it happened to me now I speak like the south accent (I'm in Texas)

[@danielf198]

+Alexia Malchow You talk like the people you were raised with

[@leximalchow1410]

Daniel F my whole family is from the south. And Germany. But from the south

[@Vincisomething]

The route thing depends on the context I think. For example, "route 99"- the 'oute' would be out as in... well, out. But "take that route" over there would sound like, "take that root over there." I don't think that's because of where I'm from, that's just me. Apparently, I pronounce "data" differently than everyone else.

[@meowbark8497]

Q - what do you call it when the rain falls when the sun is out: A - a sun shower. i'm from philly/south jersey and we all say it. does no other region use this expression? and many of us do say wooder (water).

[@uptonsavoie]

She's a Pennsylvanian--you ought to get a real northerner from New England. We, for example, pronounce the vowel sound in "aunt" like the "a" in "father." The way you two say it, it sounds like you are speaking of an insect. Some Southerners pronounce it "aint." There's also the issue of our alleged infamous "r-dropping"--as in "I pahked my cah neah the cu'b at Hahvid Yahd."

[@_koufax]

The time you took to accurately place the quotation and dash marks to show people the right way to pronounce a word deserves a like..

[@BenjaminG27]

What about a guy from Washington, D.C. Lol do I count for northern ?

[@jeanaaa2869]

Psychopathic 16 Yes... Would Texas count as Southern?

[@BenjaminG27]

Jean Otaku indeed

[@lestertrad]

How do you pronounce "parka"?

[@rougefoncee]

When it's raining and sunny in the same time, in Russia we call it "mushrooms rain" because it's the best condition for mushrooms to grow. Nothing about devils or birth or something.

[@rougefoncee]

***** then i'm not as old as you think i am

[@beckygibson6843]

The Devil is beating his wife!

[@georgiaaaaa]

I love this! I'm from Japan and I was in North Carolina a year ago and have been learning southern accents so this one was really interesting!

[@Souls_p_]

who live's in the south and speaks north besides me?

[@alexiahrodriguez5263]

Me. My family speaks pretty northern like and so does everyone at my school. I don't really know anyone with a heavy southern accent.

[@yourhomiefalconishype3474]

I cannot relate because as a true southerner I speak in a southern accent

[@SkylarBrooke]

even though I'm from the south, I pronounce some words differently than you 😂

[@GenetetIncorporated]

As for "iron" at 2:00, note that initially the word was iSen (like German Eisen, the city of Isengard in LotR...), but at some point the s sound was replaced with an r. Also, if you encounter a French person, they'll most probably say "i-ron", placing the vowel after the r.

[@nortan8350]

As a brit this was very interesting. I'm from the south west and there are differences in how i speak verses the rest of the country. perhaps there are other areas in the US that you can compare too?

[@ControlAltDeleters]

I'm from Minnesota. I just call it a remote. But my friend's mom calls it "the blipper"

[@PhoenixRayne88]

Technically neither are correct. The language itself came from England and they say it correct.

[@snowman21-y8c]

The English language has changed in both places since they split, and honestly I have read that American English retains more of the original pronunciation than the British did.

[@sophies8069]

stop

[@snowman21-y8c]

Stop what...?

[@sophies8069]

like dont say american english is wrong because thats kinda rude imho sorry if i sounded rude ;)

[@PhoenixRayne88]

Sophia Seidel But most of it is wrong. A lot of the pronunciation is wrong.

[@RodrickColbert]

Wealthy southerners have long had Black women has nannies, so, the southern accent has generally sounded slow because of the history of denial of proper education of blacks in the south. To my ears, the accent of the northerner girl sounds very patrician aka "snooty" whereas the southerner girl sounds much more relaxed and friendly.

[@cierrajanay6612]

Rodrick Colbert True my Northern accent is much more clipped and people can actually think I am being rude, when it is just the way I talk. It can drive me insane how "slow" the Souths accents are lol

[@kitkat-wb4tq]

cierra janay your just so wrong on that.

[@cierrajanay6612]

kit kat On my opinion? Sweet, thanks :)

[@sazji]

+rjdulac Typically Northerners have a lot of stereotypes about the South, and as soon as they hear a southern accent, those stereotypes come into play. I've heard lots of people in the North say that all southern accents sound "ignorant." There are ignorant people everywhere and they tend to be the loud ones, so they unfortunately do a lot towards determining the stereotypes.

[@Stockcryptocritique]

North American accent is a perfect one baby.

[@geroldsmith6589]

I am southern and I say cran lol

[@smokeahdeadopp4724]

Nah man south

[@AslanKyoya1776]

The second you opened your mouth, I knew you were from North Carolina. One of my co-workers is from there. Crazy how that works.

[@hunterconrad522]

It's ' The devil's beating his wife.' for when the sun is out and it's rainin'

[@katkapsa5761]

+Hunter Conrad exactly i dont know what these folks is talking about

[@hunterconrad522]

:)

[@carlyglaze8859]

I've always called it "sprinkling"

[@hunterconrad522]

+Car Glaze Sprinkling is light rain

[@allandeamorin6816]

The davil is beatin' his wife with a fryin' pan.

[@HollyLetson]

When the sun comes out to shine while it's raining, it's called "Liquid Sunshine". It means that it's going to rain the same time tomorrow. I grew up in MS, and people always said that.

[@imehandle]

There is no right or wrong way comparing 2 accents

[@gibrelations3273]

thanks for that guys :) you are very funny and the video is super informative!!

[@Iva.the.Southern.Appalachian]

"What do you say when the sun is shining and it's raining at the same time" Here in the Southern Appalachian mountains it means "The Devil is beating his wife." Raised by my Great-Grandparents who as well as my family have very strong Southern accents. :)

[@VictorJosueMillanMartinez]

I'd say is rainbow time. But that's me

[@Iva.the.Southern.Appalachian]

:)

[@MamaBayou]

I was always told the same as you Iva :)

[@Iva.the.Southern.Appalachian]

That's really cool! :)

[@TheBeatnikAndrew]

In Minnesota in the North we call it a sun-shower... I'm pretty sure. Haha

[@boywonder0319]

I grew up in rural Missouri and had a midwestern twang, but I got rid of it when I began working in broadcasting in my teens and 20's. Now, people think I have a northeastern or upper midwestern accent because I speak like newscasters on cable TV.

[@br549times3]

southern girl sounds like Texas, not NC

[@kodysumner2780]

I grew up in pennsylvania and moved to south carolina. And ALOT of words said and used differently. A lot more than what I feel like they covered. Like purse- pocketbook, yearbook-annual, everyone- y'all, school,court all end in house, preacher- preacher man. And what I really didn't get is that the southern girl didn't know whats called when it's raining and the sun is shining. The term is 'the devils beatin his wife.'

[@Pandylancia]

its called "the devil is beating his wife" when raining and suns out

[@adeleakerley7596]

I say a sun shower when its raining with the sun out but I don't know if Canadians say it differently than Americans?

[@JaneDillonHorner]

Hey just want to say that I live in California and it is totally "American" to pronounce theatre as "THEE-uh-tur." The American pronunciation as you say is not exclusively "thee-AY-tur."

[@sazji]

+itsjanehorner Thee-AY-tur is not only more southern, it's also more rural south.

[@mikaylaholbrook1277]

When it's raining and the sun comes out is when a rainbow is made but to mean a shower is like you would say a light shower for when it's raining

[@CalebMeadetman2015]

Beautiful ladies! I'm a Southern boy! Love both your accents.

[@Jessica98angel]

Jack Burton You should watch some of his videos then. Because I could clearly hear a southern accent in some of them.

[@cherbeware]

In Canada, when rain falls when the sun is shining, most people that I know call it a sun shower.

[@kelleannesurine5849]

When I was growing up I was always told if it is raining and the sun comes out its the devil beating his wife. Lol

[@abreyaustin7517]

I don't even now what it is for it to be rainin and the sun to be shining.

[@priscillab2947]

We are definitely on the same page! LOL!!

[@KennyDavenport]

Sometimes it's called a sunshower, at lest that's what I know it as

[@ardriannetorrance1638]

Ive heard that , Kelleanne and I have also heard that means its going to come a gullywasher that same time the next day.

[@morganpalmer9898]

Me to

[@rrpdsks]

In Houston we call it a sunshower. The whale vs well thing reminds me of hill vs heel

[@harrishug]

When the sun is shining and it's raining at the same time we say in the south, "The devil is beating his wife."

[@AgingbobGaming]

Is it weird if I feel like the girl on the left has a southern accent? I'm from Michigan.

[@myrtlebeachpimp]

When its Raining while the sun is out in the south Older people say"The Devil is Beatin his Wife"

[@iansrving]

I was always told by my Great Grandmother that if rain was falling and the sun was shining that "the devil's beatin' his wife." (Southern) It's commonly called a "Sunshower" in the North.

[@evidentress1]

I'm a native Floridian and family is from Augusta Ga. We call the fizzed drink "Coke" (if it's cola, but no matter the brand) and when it's raining with sun shining my grandma (and granddaddy) would say "the devil's beatin' his wife".

[@MaryeKruger315]

+Shannon Jones Yep, in TN we call it a coke too. As in "Hey, ya'll want a coke" and the answer is "Sure, I'll take a Dr. Pepper"

[@gaphoogys]

Nice! I’m from Augusta as well, Columbia county to be exact.

[@SimplyCourageous]

My mom is from the north and my dad is from the south. What i have noticed is that I say southern words but I pronounce those words like i am from the north. For example i say "yall" any time i am addressing a group but i dont drag out the sound like a true southerner would

[@MegaKillerPizza]

North talks right

[@sierrathompson9509]

Y'all are wrong south talks right

[@archanamane271]

+Fatclubs There's different accents in the North too. Just like the south.

[@cassiebeal5404]

10:50 In NC I've heard it called a sunshower or "the devil's beating his wife"

[@stephenbaker9033]

About the part when its raining while its still sunny, people where i come from call it the devil beating his wife.(northeastern alabama)Tho you rarely hear it being said.

[@stephenbaker9033]

Also I say aunt aunt and pecan pecahn

[@racheljenkins287]

I've heard that too and I'm from middle Georgia

[@NYintheCountry]

It's called a sun shower, but she's right because when I lived in North Carolina there was a rainbow during the sun shower.

[@ДаниелАрабаджов]

"If I try to be grammatically correct, I say /'faiər/" Do you even know what grammar is?

[@BrandonHollowayNCAT]

im from Kinston NC when I was growing up they used to tell when rain falls and the sun is shining that means the devil is beating is his wife

[@laurennicole1115]

My granny always told me "the devils beating his wife with a frying pan" when it was sunshiny and rainy

[@ForevaEva]

I live in New England and most people here say Wader but obvs we spell it water but saying water with a T sounds weird

[@Be2WithTheDirt]

10:51 I say that the Devil is beating his wife. (South)

[@redravenrages6321]

I think when it’s raining and the sun’s shining people say “the Devil’s beating his wife.” I’ve only heard cause I literally live in a forest it’s so Deep South.

[@delorme9]

0:58 "Warsh" is Ohio accent

[@jammiemichelle5600]

No im from Ohio and i say wa-sh

[@delorme9]

I have a friend from Columbus and she says "Warsh to this day

[@jammiemichelle5600]

Then shes not from ohio

[@animateorange]

I knew people in Texas/Oklahoma area that said warsh as well as gurage instead of garage.

[@orth82]

My grandma said "warsh" too.. and she prayed to the "Lard". I later learned it was a specific Utah accent called Dixie, totally unrelated to the American South :)

[@39thala]

This supposed accent tag thing sounds more like it's comparing pronunciation or dialects on some of these words than actually a difference in accent. What I mean is, even when you both pronounce a word the same, there's still an accent difference. For instance even though you think that you both pronounce Alabama the same way, (and you do), there's 'still' a difference in accent. The southern has more of a drawl and twang as opposed to the northern.

[@travism8597]

the northern girl, why are you so shy ?

[@travism8597]

+‫ابوسعود المالكي‬‎ like your mother ?

[@travism8597]

+‫ابوسعود المالكي‬‎ yes i speak your language, and another 2 languages other than my mother tounge so dont talk trash to me

[@travism8597]

+‫ابوسعود المالكي‬‎ no its not, your mother tongue is clearly arabic, your name is arabic, all your channel has arabic videos, you are iraqi, by the videos you're sharing i conquer you are brained washed dumb fuck.

[@ابوجندلالمالكي]

Иван Калашников huhhhhhhh Iraqi ? really Rusiian cuckold vodka vodka vodka

[@travism8597]

+‫ابوسعود المالكي‬‎ yes iraqi, al malki is iraqi family, and not all russians drink you ignorant fuck.

[@TheLakeMorgan]

The old people use to say that if it rains out side and the sun is out it's going to rain again tomorrow!!!!

[@歐巴-r5n]

I call it a sun shower.

[@darryldt]

Nice video guys! i am a former english student, and i wish i had a course on accents ! :-)

[@thomascampbell350]

You two look so much alike

[@katherinekauma5007]

as someone from pittsburgh, I call the rain + sun things a "sun shower". I've also heard people call it a "fox's wedding"

[@suerayss]

Gosh how can you be so bubbly and cheerful. Does it come from the water you drink? I am from India where we have a million accents and some more so I dunno about the accents but I sure would love some of that vivacity . Now can both of you say 'VIVACITY' :-)

[@JugheadObama]

But they all sound like this: "Tank yew berrymuch for calling support of the technical. My name is Raj- Beel,. yes, my name is Beel. I american born am i, growing up in Cleveland, which is in Meechigan. How may I have the pleasure to be assisting with the broblem with which you are habing today?"

[@courtneys6923]

what part of pa is she from? I'm from PA to and I have only said a few of the words the same

[@javeriatariq8438]

i’m from england and i’m loving this😂😭😭

[@JugheadObama]

What is the difference between Florida and Georgia? The first sign you see in Florida says "clean restrooms". The first sign you see in Georgia says "Pecans".

[@nelsongonzales11]

It's called a sun shower

[@haileyhenson6269]

Why is everyone getting triggered at the southerner she was joking around no need to become hostile

[@aliciatheotaku5701]

I'm from Minnesota and... I say pop

[@conceptice4607]

PA, soda.

[@colsonweiser5648]

Same

[@dogman2793]

It bothers me so much when people say pop. 😂

[@user-nc3bj8rf9p]

I'm from the south and I say coke to reference cola's but sprite and mountain dew and stuff like that I just call by their name

[@geroldsmith6589]

Here in Alabama it always rains when it is sunny, today in fact

[@magnolia76]

When it's raining and sunny the devil is beating his wife. (Born and raised in MS)

[@camren_shipper1234]

I agree I'm from AL

[@eveholzinger8896]

Same magnolia76

[@michaelhoadley3478]

I was born in the northwest, raised in the midwest, and live in the south, but no matter how pervasive it may be in the south: Fire, Fair, & Far are three distinct words with three distinct pronunciations. They are NOT all pronounced far.

[@paigecrump5612]

im from Texas and I say pecan like peCAHN. my sister says peCAN I hate it

[@paigecrump5612]

"syrup" depends on what kind of syrup. pancake syrup I pronouce sir-up. but if it's for like a snow cone or something I say seer-up

[@MLGtroll365]

pee-Can

[@m1r3o]

In GB and Australia people will say " aluminium" with the "i".

[@maxxgabriel6225]

not aluminium like aloominium its with an i thanks mate

[@uoflann4416]

a pe-can is something you pee in when it's too cold to go to the outhouse.. LOL

[@smokeahdeadopp4724]

I said ole during reports and I just see red pen down the whole paper

[@RoseBill423]

I'm from NYC and my accent is different from both girls...lol. I lived in Texas for a year and we couldn't understand each other much..lol. Personally I find the southern Accent really annoying..lol. No disrespect to you southerners. It was real fun trying to order food at a drive through too..lol! I had to order at the front counter. Only thing I miss is the warmer weather and Awesome BBQ...lol! I would hate when they asked me..U from Boston? ...lol! We sound totally different u knuckle heads!..lol.

[@alexdenton1433]

I'm really late, but my family says when it's raining and the sun's shining its "the devil beating his wife". I have no clue where it came from, but that's what I've always heard.

[@NicoleKe]

You both were wrong on the first one. It's Aunt like your mother's sister. Ant is an insect.

[@sophies8069]

stop

[@NicoleKe]

Sophia Seidel Sorry. ;-(

[@sophies8069]

im sorry too bc i probably sounded rude haha ;)

[@JugheadObama]

Only lofo Obama voters of color who _think_ they're smart say _Aunt_ They also say "rrra"

[@keelystricker4656]

I have a weird way of talking in were sometimes it's sound Irish and sometimes "northern" as in which you would say but sometimes it's a mix

[@sophiahoran422]

And btw it's sun shower :p

[@summershine39]

I was raised by southern parents and when I moved to pa I had a little bit of a southern slang and I would say salmon, aung and all these words differently from them and I would get so confused as to why they are saying these words weirdly.

[@cohrescue]

Boston people say "wata" not "water" ....take it from a Bostona :D

[@jessicaleichtling624]

Then my mom must have lost her accent living in Maryland too long! LOL! She was born and raised in Frammingham!

[@cohrescue]

***** LOL Probably! I have too to a certain extent. I was born and grew up in Haverhill but left when I was 19. But when I get to really talking it comes right back full strength! :D

[@jessicaleichtling624]

Lol!

[@formxr]

My dad was raised in Philly and pronounces it "wood-er"

[@petrhajek82]

Amazing! You really made my day! :D

[@hunterfisher1216]

It's sun shower

[@kalloveable]

I've heard it called "the devil beating his wife" too.

[@kelliekrohn6558]

That's what I call it too

[@hcarey08]

kalloveable devil beating his wife is what I thought

[@hcarey08]

kalloveable devil beating his wife is what I thought

[@m00dsw1ngs]

i live in maryland and i hear both “sun shower” and “devils beatin his wife”

[@treysims708]

I was born in Ellijay Georgia my family and I moved to Pennsylvania when I was a year old. When I graduated high school we moved back to Ellijay. Now when I visit family and friends in PA they say I like your accent. But our accent is mixed between Georgia and Pennsylvania.

[@friends4ev3r]

hahahaha darling all english came from UK so you did learned it but in the wrong way 😂

[@alexiahrodriguez5263]

It's an accent. There is no "wrong way" to say it. Plus, we separated from the UK so we don't have to speak like them. We are an independent country.

[@kitteebudd]

I live in a place where it rains all winter. Sun and rain at the same time is called liquid sunshine

[@sandravanaken1167]

The southerner is annoying but I just think that's me because I'm from the north

[@serenascirrotto6300]

i'm from the north too but she is rude and how is saying theater snobby 😂😂

[@orth82]

When I was growing up I called it a "channel changer" too, since my mom did. She also called conditioner "cream rinse" and the colander was the "strainer" LOL. Bless her! :D p.s. I think the answer they were trying to get from the Southerner was "the devil's beating his wife with a frying pan"... referring to when it rains while the sun is shining :)

[@SnxppleApple]

I say roly poly and I call them sun showers XD

[@SnxppleApple]

I also am from Long Island New York lol

[@smiggypaul]

+Swag Crew we say wood louse

[@xNCFOREVERx]

While growing up I called the bugs that rolls up in a ball "Potato Bugs". I grew up in CNY (Central New York State) near Syracuse before moving to NC . We say "You Guys" instead of Y'all, I call pajamas "PJ's", we say lawyer as "Loy-yer", and we call the remote a "clicker". Ant and Aunt are said the same way and are pronounced "Ant" for the NY accent that do not live in NYC or long island. Crayon, I say "Cran" and I cannot think of any other words they may be different than you guys say

[@DedicatedtoErik]

Pennslyvania Swaggggg!

[@KiraJenLove]

I was raised in Washington State, and I call the carbonated beverage "pop". To me, a "soda" would be like an Italian soda or a Ginger Ale. I call the long-legged spider "Daddy Long Legs", and the insect that rolls up in a ball when you touch it is a "potato bug". To me, "fire" has two syllables. The thing that controls the TV is a "remote", and at the grocery store you use a "grocery cart" or "shopping cart". My husband is a native Idahoan, and it drives me crazy the way he says some things. Like "drag" he pronounces "drayg" and "bag" he pronounces "bayg". He uses "drug" instead of "dragged". He also uses the word "rig" to mean ANY car, whereas to me a "rig" is only a semi. And even though we were raised in the same family, my brother says "warsh" instead of "wash", and I don't.

[@doc_s1krr751]

That little head turn and smile to camera the "southern" chick does is simply cringeworthy...

[@BamaOrangeH8R]

I'm from Alabama and my Grandmother always said "The devil is beating his wife" when it would rain while the sun was out.