Wisconsin Accent (funny)

[@mrlittgen]

She probably went to Northern Wisconsin, where they have the "Fargo" accent influenced by Finnish. We talk way different in Milwaukee. Our accent is mostly influenced by German.

[@wubzgamer7431]

Ya I live in Milwaukee too sounds nothing like us XD

[@livielewww]

Exactly

[@jonah6968]

+Wubzgamer I live in tosa nobody talks like this

[@dylanstrese3960]

Yeah I live in Fort and there is absolutely no accent near this anywhere around here

[@BabyJoBMG]

You most definitely didn't visit Milwaukee😂

[@BenitoCamelasCuevas]

She's an angel. Just hearing her speak makes me happy. Hope she shows up on more videos.

[@emmanelson6758]

i live in wisconsin and we don't sound like that but ok

[@spacebunno3099]

nelsoemm 03 agree

[@whatshoppin6554]

exactly!

[@Smedley61]

From Wisconsin. I always thought we talked like everybody else. I moved to Florida twenty years ago. I still have people ask me where I'm from (as recently as a week ago) because I have an accent.

[@TechAnchor]

I don't know what part of Wisconsin you went to, but we talk just like you are when you are explaining things in your video. That's a Minnesotan/Canadian accent.

[@johnjones4638]

This girl is so beautiful and lovely, I forgot what I came here for.

[@PogoMeraki]

I live in wisconsin, I haven't met anyone who actually talks like this, and I've been all over wisconsin

[@fancypantsmafia_3124]

Same, ive never heard anyone talk like this

[@danic7961]

This is so helpful!! I’ve been trying to study up on my Wisconsin accent as I just moved to the beautiful state! Thank you for giving me a chuckle while still informing me on the wonders of the cheesy city!

[@togahimiko4124]

Shes very pretty

[@ginotapia965]

She is so cute.... damn, I love everything of her!!!

[@jlevan1996]

"Loaded for bear" is a common expression in Pennsylvania. The use of "yet" in the manner you described is also common here. It's like "doch" in German, a particle word. Anywhere German has been spoken, or a Germanic language, will have similar usages.

[@LifeyApp]

+J Levan thanks for sharing!

[@warturtleworthogs215]

Yah and most of the population is Germane

[@maggieclaussen7000]

The Milwaukee area doesn't have this accent, that's more in the U.P or northern Wisconsin

[@jordanzedi]

This girl is wonderful. Pure joy. Just listening to this makes me smile 🥰

[@tavialew3224]

Yeah, my boyfriend is from Milwaukee Wisconsin and he’s got an accent, and I totally love it

[@damocles5047]

She is overloaded with cuteness you know.. What a lovely woman! Btw i'm so disappointed no one stated her name, You heartless jerks!

[@hannafu6279]

I couldn't tell between you imitating the accent and your actual accent 😂😂😂

[@bruceburns1672]

What a beautiful girl , the emotion coming out of her is wonderful .

[@seandevine6768]

Her smile is contagious

[@Time4aKiss]

She's literally an angel

[@revelgirl1742]

I love that your laughing through describing it.....amplifies the funny factor. Hysterical.

[@WingchickWindyWarren]

Bwhaha, I moved to Appleton, WI after living in Southern California my whole life. I'm in my mid-forties now. I hear what she is talking about. It seems to be a more northern Wisconsin thing, but I've heard it trickle down to Green Bay and the Fox Cities. The accent seems to be more upper regional, for the "Yoopers" (folks from the Upper peninsula). The other thing that I noticed is that almost everybody from here (Wisconsin) claims that they DON'T have an accent. Good natured ribbing here, hahaha *Sing-songy* yes, youuuu dooo-ooo! Things I have noticed as a newcomer from California- when I first moved here, I thought EVERYONE sounded like they were from the movie Fargo. Not as extreme with all the "don'tcha knows" oh, yah"s and stuff, but there is a definite similarity. "Come here once" is a weird colloquialism I hear out here unique to Wisconsin. Also, adding the words"real quick" seems to be a thing, as in, "I need to show you something, real quick". Another little thing that I noticed that Wisconsinites will do, is they will ask a question and then add the little tidbit, "or no?" to the question, or, an "Er no?" Example, "are we going to go see the Packers tonight or no?" and they do that to make more of a point. Oh! I think it's German, I will hear people say "Uff da!" As sort of an exclamation, I think it is Germanic but I'm not sure. I've been told by people from Wisconsin that I talk really fast. Wisconsinites don't talk slow, but they talk normal pace and they do take the time to talk to you, in California you have to talk real fast to make a point cuz people don't want to stand there talking to you like they do here. They call water fountains "bubblers" in WI, and after a traffic altercation I noticed they call a traffic signal light a "Stop and Go" light. Hahaha and what they call Mexican food out here is not Mexican food.

[@patriot524]

Probs more of a northern Wisconsin accent. But "b'ay'g" is definitely a thing haha.

[@josieo4946]

Yup some words that have the long a are bag tag flag swag and dragon.them being family oriented thing is very true and my cousins name is Owen. Back in Wisconsin everyone says oh-wen and to say stop they say stap

[@variatonesoundscape5592]

She has no business being this adorable.

[@lukethompson4260]

Damn, her accent is adorable, and she's gorgeous.

[@ja553]

Genuinely sincere attractive woman.

[@countvond233]

Charming lady and I love that accent!!

[@bobseeg2467]

The only thing eyes can’t ignore is beauty,she shines like the sun! Bless her

[@carolynd.3405]

Oh, yes, my brother in law sounds like this. I never thought I had an accent until I moved and people commented. Now, many years later, I can hear it when we visit! So yes, you do have an accent, fellow Wisconsinites, be proud!

[@deeerv4905]

She smiled the WHOLE time! It’s infectious and very hard not to feel positive

[@chasecastellano4530]

These are the "UP'ers" or people from lower Michigan. Wisconsin usually doesn't sound like that, you've adopted a more Canadian twinge.

[@williamviney4111]

agreed for sure dude

[@eviescheunemann3342]

Yeah, I defiantly don't say yet instead of still. And so much more, this really annoyed me tbh 😂.

[@sabrynbley9713]

+Evie Scheunemann yes

[@harvardnshorty]

I live and grew up in Wisconsin, and we definitely don't sound like that!

[@FirstnameLastname-wx2ck]

Well isn't she cute as a button.

[@frankrizzo8175]

This sounds like minnesota and upper michigan yupper accents. I have never heard any accents like this in real life. Never heard loaded for bear either. We have time yet sounds right though. But it's normally said as we still have time.

[@sharonbowers9929]

She is adorable.

[@Nene-bh3ws]

That was probably up north. Cause I live in Milwaukee and no one sounds like that or says any of those phrases.

[@MashiKomi]

LOL I'm in Milwaukee too, and people do sound like that. People here in Milwaukee pronounce roof like ruff

[@Nene-bh3ws]

+鈴木るいさ（さき） Not in the part I live😂 I say roof lmao

[@MashiKomi]

sydnee sorenson Who knows? You probably don't realize you say ruff cause I corrected those people but they didn't even realize they were saying roof

[@Nene-bh3ws]

+鈴木るいさ（さき） We might say some words different but we don't talk with that accent. I feel like the way she was describing was more in the U.P.

[@MashiKomi]

sydnee sorenson We do where in the area I live in

[@ericmcquisten]

Am I the only one that finds myself smiling a ton, just watching this girl talk & smile?

[@undeadcc1823]

I've honestly never heard people in Wisconsin people sound like that and I've lived here for 11 years.

[@stoffi]

Your energy made my day!

[@My-GG-1]

You may have taken a wrong turn and ended up in the UP! lol

[@Rosey-sy9qr]

I live in Wisconsin and I have never heard of anything said what's "loaded for bear"

[@ctrainbeats]

she maintained more eye contact than i have in my entire life lol

[@HighGear7445]

Go ahead is another one. Like in directing a driver in backing up a boat. You would tell the driver "go ahead and back up" A Wisconsinite would just proceed to back up. Anyone else would go forward and then back up.

[@legojangofett1088]

This is more Minnesota.

[@scottyb68]

Michigan and Wisconsin and Minnesota too. I'm from Michigan and I drove truck and many times on the CB people would say I was Canadian or a Yooper (person from Michigan's upper peninsula.) We do have a accent, I think it's a combination of Finnish and German and Dutch the predominant nationalities in the region.

[@ICXCTSARSLAVY]

OMG...she makes me wish I were 20 years younger...what a gorgeous and charming girl.

[@yashathebelgianmalinois348]

We don't say hey or eh at the end of sentences. But we do say “come here once”

[@vincentvincent4898]

You look like a happy person. Your eyes are smiling.

[@robraywilliams]

this is northern Minnesota and northern Wisco

[@rekishimasemi1214]

Lol i didn't know that we had accents either

[@DukeLaCrosse20]

didn't hear a word she said.

[@theebigda]

I used to work with a woman with a very strong Wisconsin accent. It's almost like a Fargo accent. When she was going to school in Illinois people would ask her to say "house boat" because it would sound like "Hauuuuus BooowwwT". Oh ya, don't ya know.

[@AidanAidanAAA]

One day I hope to be as happy as her.

[@ZZ-yx4bz]

She is so cute. 😊

[@sagecrockett693]

So wonderful to hear her talk with such natural enthusiasm.

[@kj4ilk]

don't forget that Wisconsin has a little bit of Canada influence as well you can hear it in some of the northern and middle parts when they say "oh" like "oh yeah we did it this way back then"

[@BlaiseTighe]

There are two Wisconsin accents. The "Fargo" aka this one, and the "Dahmer" which is the more common, Milwaukee sounding accent.

[@maddyadison]

The "UP" is the missing link between Canada and the USA!!

[@JasonSmith-qx3zh]

I don't know about voices but she is gorgeous !

[@hyperboreandream]

Remember when people used to be sweet and happy like this girl? :(

[@marissaebli1103]

We’re not Canadian lol

[@jeffreyspence7717]

Jimmy's daughter is absolutely gorgeous.

[@kirktingblad6667]

After living away from Wisconsin for thirty years and then coming back, the Wisconsin accent is exactly as she demonstrates it. People from Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Dakotas all share this accent, but claim it does not exist. Sorry, but it is a pretty thick accent.

[@coosabass4934]

I've watched this a couple, two, tree times yet... never met anyone like her in all the time I've lived here in Wisconsin.

[@imthegrinchthatstolechrist4384]

You gotta ask a question like this: "did ya go up nort huntin yet, er no?" "Is the ice ready yet, er no?"

[@jazmine6587]

Man she's just having a swell old time huh

[@sheila0980able]

I’ve never anyone from Wisconsin talk like that

[@yngvebalmsteen9174]

My goodness, such a pretty girl.

[@kiwimiwi8722]

As a boy with ancestors who had lived in Wisconsin and born in Wisconsin I’m surprised I don’t have that accent maybe it’s because my great gramma is from Ireland

[@sgarciabvr9836]

In the area of Wisconsin where I grew up "too yet" was often used, as in "Before we head up north we gotta pack up the car then stop and fill up the tank too yet"

[@tyb-hc3qe]

More Minnesota accent than Wisconsin

[@ricshmitz83]

you have a lovely warmth about you

[@daryljohnson9010]

Just like the accent I grew up with. 👌👌👍😀

[@shorivitor]

I saw this just to look at her.

[@andrewperkins9346]

My eyes are in heaven after seeing her.

[@Pascal-lr4ih]

It’s not Wiscoansin, it’s Wisconsin

[@mrspamminson7706]

I'm from Wisconsin and everyone I know out of state puts emphasis on the c, but everyone in state doesn't!

[@Nico-zw9ud]

This girl is absolutely stunningly beautiful. A definite 10/10. She has the whole package.

[@jrizzle7926]

I am from Wisconsin and I have met people in Watertown that have that accent. I have been all over the nation and some people can tell in some words I say that I am from Wisconsin.

[@angrywhitemale9097]

Classic beauty

[@evlindy]

In my area we talk more Irish and Norwegian and german

[@johnvitrano7152]

Texans are so polite that they usually never call anyone out on an accent. If they do, they say "bless your heart."😀👢

[@josephackeret7911]

We moved from Waukesha Wisconsin to Bowling Green Kentucky 3 yrs ago and people say we have an accent. We don’t think so.

[@The.Renovator]

Jeez, this woman is beautiful.

[@amerywisconsin114]

She definetly went to way norther wi bc I’m from western Wisconsin and it sounds like city talk

[@mongoosevsgt]

wow she is easy on the eyes. so beautiful

[@jamesleverentz6294]

As a Wisconsinite I feel I could speak to this a little, but I won’t because who cares. Let’s just worry about getting her famous. 😍😍😍

[@luxembros6791]

She probably went to Northern Wisconsin, because in Milwaukee we don’t sound like that

[@Savv1024]

I always hear about the Wisconsin accent but I've never met someone with one maybe it's from where I live which is close to Madison..

[@lisamarie8700]

I love in Wisconsin, and this was funny as Hell!! 🤣

[@alexcosmos6363]

I mean, I can hear it with some words or phrases, but mostly I can't hear it. I think it depends on where you live in Wisconsin?

[@xaralamposvasiliou6180]

what's really funny is that I have a silly smile looking at her yet

[@sniperNOsniping26]

and thats a yooper accent

[@TABZ7Z7]

Who is she?? She’s so gosh darn adorable!!

[@redradiodog]

Dang she's pretty!

[@markjacobsen8335]

I love all those northern midwest accents, dontcha know.

[@katzyjen]

Adorable & she's spot on!

[@jordanthewizard]

Are you sure you weren't in Minnesota?

[@jor-d8468]

I'm from wisconsin, and we supposedly talk a lot faster, we get our points across faster.. cuz were cool as hell. Lol

[@mosesyang4222]

you almost got that there hey