Find out what accent you have (America only)

Not as silly as you might think. I've live all my life in North Carolina but no one I've met has ever thought I had a Southern accent.

Check it out.

I have a Midland accent.

that's what i got.

Neat. I have a Midland accent, too.

Holy deja vu batman.

Midland, apparently. *yawn*

I resent that there is no Southern California option.

I've hear Midwest (or Midland) is the most properly spoken English in the country. Be proud my fellow Midlanders.

psh who needs a test to tell me my accent... all i have to say is

IM GOIN DOWN THE OCEAN HON

So everyone is Midland? Including me? SHENANIGANS!

Apparently everyone has a Midland accent.

Yep, Midland. Of course, I'm from here, so...

aw if they could only hear it.

accents are fun. i never thought i had one, until i lived in North Carolina for a year. i was soon told otherwise.

be proud of your accent. trust me i know they dont want to hear us talk. its a refined taste to be able to appreciate our dialect

i don't need that test to tell me i've got a pure southern accent.

*tips cowboy hat*

What the deuce?! Chicago?! as in "...'Da Bearsss"?!

I got Midland.

YAWN

I turned on my Noo Yawkah accent and tried again and got north central. ??

Oddly enough, people I haven't met can tell I'm from NY, even though my accent is not strong at all.

Edit: Shittin' crap I can't even force a northeastern accent out of this quiz.

I vouch for Bastardo's fucking awesome Boston accent. This test is officially pants.

That's because they didn't have a "Boston Yard" question...

That's funny, 'cause I'm from Detroit and I didn't get that...

Apparently I have a "northern" accent. I've been to Chicago twice, for a total of about 3 hours.

It says I'm from the southern peninsula of Micronesia.

If I were American, apparently I'd have a northern accent.

On a completely unrelated note, today someone asked me something about "three windows in a row" and it took me a long time to figure out that he meant "winters".

Damn me! "Three winners in a row" I'd have understood right away.

Midland

Southern. Damn straight.

Northern. Which makes sense, since that covers both of the parts of the country that I've lived in.

Midland, with the majority.

Influenced by the stateside newscasters and tv programming, I suppose. Just like most everyone else in the US.