Regional+Dialects

1. There are nine regional dialects in the united States.


 * 2. The New England Dialects**
 * Main
 * Vermont
 * New Hampshire
 * Massachusetts
 * Rhode Island
 * Conneticut


 * The New York Dialects**
 * New York
 * New Jersey
 * Pennsylvanis


 * The Great Lakes Dialects**
 * Wisconsin
 * Michigan
 * Illinios
 * Indiana
 * Ohio
 * Pennsylvania
 * New York


 * The Upper Midwest Dialects**
 * North Dakota
 * South Dakota
 * Minnesota
 * Iowa
 * Wisconsin


 * The Midland Dialects**
 * Nebraska
 * Kansas
 * Oklahoma
 * Iowa
 * Missouri
 * Illinois
 * Indiana
 * Ohio
 * Pennsylvania


 * Mountain Southern**
 * North Carolina
 * Oklahoma
 * Arkansas
 * Missouri
 * Mississippi
 * Tennessee
 * Kentucky
 * West Virginia
 * Virginia
 * Alabama
 * Georgia
 * South Carolina


 * Coastal Southern**
 * Texas
 * Oklahoma
 * Arkansas
 * Lousinana
 * Mississippi
 * Alabama
 * Florida
 * Georgia
 * South Carolina
 * North Carolina


 * The Western Dialects**
 * Washington
 * Oregon
 * California
 * Nevada
 * Utah
 * Arizona
 * Colorado
 * New Mexico
 * Idaho
 * Montana
 * Wyoming
 * North Dakota
 * South Dakota
 * Nebraska

3. The dialect that sounds most unusual to me is the New York Dialect because the people from there don't pernounce their r's. Example: Like when they say New York they say "New Yawk!"

4. No I have never traveled or met anyone that spoke differently than me.

5. I have never traveled and met anyone that spoke differently than me. • Yall- you guys • Cabinet- milkshake • Gum band- rubber band • Pau Hana- work is done

6. The dialect that I speak are the great lake dialect, and the upper mid west dialect.

7. Two facts about regional dialects are that people that have different regional dialects that are from the same place don't even notice that they speak differently. Another facts about regional dialects are that when moving or going to a place that speaks a different regional dialects that you will take it in quickly, and if you are there long enough you as well will being taking like them.