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When I go out to see my uncle in AZ he makes fun of the way that I say certain things. I never realized the differance in the different parts of the country until then. LIke when I asked a waitress what kind of pop they had she just chuckled and said You mean soda?? lol |
Soda? What's soda? Dixies were pro slavery in the civil war era and they likely live on or below the Mason - Dixon line. Yankees are native New Englanders or inhabitants of the northern states. According to this test, however, the more Yankee you are, the more "Great Lakes" region you speak -- if that makes sense. |
That was so fun....I grw up in Michigan for 21 years but have lived in Connecticut for 24 years so my answers were a combination. Some things I had a hard time answering like gym shows and carbonated beverage as I always called them Tennis SHoes and Pop (very Michigan) but now I call them Sneakers and Soda Thanks for the link |
i'm 83% Dixie :confused: |
Im 51% (Dixie). Not bad for being 100% English! :p |
I am 22% (Yankee). You are a Yankee Doodle Dandy. I had a lot of answers that were common throughout the US :) |
That was a fun lil test. I am 39% yankee!!!! :D |
53% Dixie here! |
I am "78% (Dixie). Your neck must be at least pink!" |
52% Dixie I'm 52% (Dixie). ...Right on the Mason-Dixon Line Wow, that is interesting! |
I'm a displaced Yankee living in the South. LOL Maybe I need to listen to how my husband talks more often. He's all Dixie. |
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76% dixie GO BAMA!!!!!!!! |
Im 56 % Dixie. I thought it was pretty funny that most of my answers were from the "southeastern US' but a few were northern. I guess Im weird. I did live in washington DC for 2 years when I was younger maybe I picked up some diversity there :confused: :D Such as caramel, it sooooo has 3 syllables!! (one of my northern answers :rolleyes: ) |
48% yankee, barely a yankee |
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