Give this a try:
http://www.gotoquiz.com/what_american_accent_do_you_have
I know four people from around the country and it got two exactly right and the other two were very close(the next one listed).
I was rated North Central (way off) but the next two in the rankings nailed me: “The West” where I’ve lived for all but the first 3-1/2 years of my life, and “Boston” where I lived for the first 3-1/2 years. Maybe North Central is a blend of the two, eh? ;-D!
Love,
Russ
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That was interesting. Mine was pretty right on. I live in the midwest where we are known for not really having a regional accent. Telemarketing is big here because of that. A little “okie” still slips out when I’m tired. Not sure where that fits in their regional divisions.
It nailed me! Thanks, Joan Callaghan
It’s interesting that answers to so few questions can do that, especially without it hearing your voice. Thank you for your comment, my friend.
Russ
This was fun to take, but according to this, I must be losing my Southern states accent. It called me a midlander (which is highly suspicious of a flatlander). 😉
Maybe that’s the default label when it isn’t sure which region a person is from.
Russ
So fun! I got the same result as you 🙂
I’m glad that you enjoyed it too.
Russ