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When I go to Memphis every year, we ALWAYS have the conversation about what we say vs what they say. We poke fun at each others accents ( they have one.. not me) and we discuss the different ways that people say and call things. They also talk funny, my uncle LOVES vowels, he makes sure that they are the main letters in a word. For instance fourth of July is pronounced FOrth of JUU-Lie...

So I ask you... what do you say?

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#4 \| 28 days ago 18packabs (+)	I was born in New York, had my voice Structured by the Marines, Spent years near the Cali Coast Line, and I now live in the South. I have the worst voice with barely any audible accent. So I say F@*K all the letters.constanants and vowels alike. Fougehdaboudit, Semper Fi, Cowabunga, Y'all...... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#1 \| 28 days ago sports_schmorts (+)	My answers are correct Enter the poll to see my answer
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#2 \| 28 days ago Mr_Rogers (+)	sports_schmorts wrote: My answers are correct Um no? "soda" is not called "pop" Therefore my answers are all correct. sorry bout it! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#3 \| 28 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	(Edited by bmcannon1) #1....Ya'll..............as in......"Hey ya'll, what ya'll doin?" #2.....Other.......Which ever friend is not drunk and answers his phone. #3...Coke.......All drinks are Cokes.....no matter what......you go to a restuarant and they ask you what you are drinking....you say coke...they will say....what kind? Then you can tell them if you want a Dr. Pepper or 7 up or whatever....but they are all called cokes first. #4.....Ok im an expert on this one.....as you probably know i am deaf, so there for i dont here sh*t. So im always saying....HUH? #5......DUH......the South....as if you couldnt tell. #6.....Whats a Vowel? #7.......All the Yankees do.....anyone living up North are Yankees.....and yes, peaple in the south still believe the Civil War is still going. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#4 \| 28 days ago 18packabs (+)	I was born in New York, had my voice Structured by the Marines, Spent years near the Cali Coast Line, and I now live in the South. I have the worst voice with barely any audible accent. So I say F@*K all the letters.constanants and vowels alike. Fougehdaboudit, Semper Fi, Cowabunga, Y'all...... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#5 \| 28 days ago kteacher (+)	(Edited by kteacher) If I don't hear what you say....I say "What.....say that again!". Vowels are very important. AND....it is called "SODA." Enter the poll to see my answer
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#6 \| 28 days ago JRSFLAME88 (+)	Y'all I'm from the extreme south and we call Taxis and Yes Mam we buy Coke in different flavors. When someone from the North visits they are a Yankee and we think they talk strange. Now, would you like a side order of grits with that? A,E,I,O,U and sometimes W. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#7 \| 28 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	kteacher wrote: If I don't hear what you say....I say "What.....say that again!". Vowels are very important. AND....it is called "SODA." "What.....say that again!". I bet when a kid in class has got smart with you, you scrowl up your mean teacher face and say....."What........say that again". Enter the poll to see my answer
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#8 \| 28 days ago Shiloh884 (+)	My parents were from the South and after military life, settled on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Now, I'm in Indiana for almost 18 years! I use both. Mama has since retired and moved back to Tennessee. If i'm down there long enough, I talk like them. I would have made a great translator because I tend to lean toward whatever accent I hear. I was a transcriptionist in a hospital for a long time with doctors from all over the world. Guess I learned to listen there! Anyway, my Southern family makes fun of me when I'm there. They say i've acquired the bad habits of the Yankees!!! LMAO Enter the poll to see my answer
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#9 \| 28 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	JRSFLAME88 wrote: Y'all I'm from the extreme south and we call Taxis and Yes Mam we buy Coke in different flavors. When someone from the North visits they are a Yankee and we think they talk strange. Now, would you like a side order of grits with that? A,E,I,O,U and sometimes W. I had grits and eggs for breakfast......damn i love em. And Yep you are for sure from the south. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#10 \| 28 days ago aroraarun77 (+)	WHAT THE *UCK…. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#11 \| 28 days ago cubsgirl (+)	I am from Chicago, living in the s.w. corner of Mo.. lol so needless to say my chicago accent now has a little bit of a draw to it. It's kind of strange saying y'all only still sounding well from Chicago. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#12 \| 28 days ago Shooter_6 (+)	JRSFLAME88 wrote: Y'all I'm from the extreme south and we call Taxis and Yes Mam we buy Coke in different flavors. When someone from the North visits they are a Yankee and we think they talk strange. Now, would you like a side order of grits with that? A,E,I,O,U and sometimes W. Yuck! I hated grits the first time I saw them when I was in the Army in GA!
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#13 \| 28 days ago JRSFLAME88 (+)	Shooter_6 wrote: Yuck! I hated grits the first time I saw them when I was in the Army in GA! Yankee Doodle Dandy! Grits are a must have in the south! At any meal. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#14 \| 28 days ago Shiloh884 (+)	I love grits and they don't know how to make them up here. They always make them like wall paper glue! I have gone back in a few kitchens and showed the cook how to make proper grits! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#15 \| 28 days ago Shooter_6 (+)	Shooter_6 wrote: Yuck! I hated grits the first time I saw them when I was in the Army in GA! I LOVE the south, but ya'll can keep the grits!
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#16 \| 28 days ago Raj1869 (+)	18packabs wrote: I was born in New York, had my voice Structured by the Marines, Spent years near the Cali Coast Line, and I now live in the South. I have the worst voice with barely any audible accent. So I say F@*K all the letters.constanants and vowels alike. Fougehdaboudit, Semper Fi, Cowabunga, Y'all...... My my friend. You are encyclopedia Enter the poll to see my answer
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#17 \| 28 days ago 18packabs (+)	Raj1869 wrote: My my friend. You are encyclopedia LMAO, an encyclopedia for the Mentally Deranged..... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#18 \| 28 days ago dipstick (+)	1. should have went with other, I use y'all & you guys equally depending on the rest of what I'm saying. 2. Taxi's are for New Yorkers 3. Pop's are Dad's... I don't drink Dad's. 4. What? - different tones/inflections depending on who said what. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#19 \| 28 days ago blondie45044 (+)	I call a taxi - a money maker only was in one once. Thought them numbers were going to spin out of control. Pepsi I call my daily lifeline. Hell (new coc word) I did not know there were correct answers on how I answered. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#20 \| 28 days ago Michael G (+)	California.....nuff said.... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#21 \| 28 days ago b213sep (+)	Everyone has his/her own accent....does not matter much...but what they say matters !!! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#22 \| 28 days ago streetballer123 (+)	We say "yall" in Texas
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#23 \| 28 days ago MKSHIZNIT (+)	I have family from WVA & when they say their fixin 2 do somethin i just keep sayin u mean gonna? I figure If I have 2 deal with their jibberish... their FIXIN 2 (gonna) hear mine! And the fact that when they visit me (which is rare) they call my developement a flat holler!!! Makes me lmao & wonder if my neighbors r thinkin granny, ellie mae, paw & jethro r in town. ... family... u still gotta love em. O-H...IO!!! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#24 \| 28 days ago nanbe6 (+)	some how with my accent the only word i ever get picked on is water when they ask me to repeat it i roll my eyes and say h20 Enter the poll to see my answer
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#25 \| 28 days ago Daniel_and_Becca (+)	WTF lol Enter the poll to see my answer
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#26 \| 28 days ago The_Real_Stoney (+)	Accents messed me up as a little kid.. Half my family is from new england and the other half is from the south.. It took me 10 damn years to figure out what most of these people were saying Enter the poll to see my answer
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#27 \| 28 days ago janet011685 (+)	I'm from NJ, have lived in VA, have relatives in TX and CA ... I combine so many different accents and regional lingo/phrases it's not even funny. If it weren't for the way I say "talk" (tawk lol), people would probably never know where the hell I'm from! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#28 \| 28 days ago branrich (+)	I have lived in Northern Michigan for the majority of my life and a year ago I moved to South Carolina. Almost everyday at work there is a comment made about my accent. Here I am, not aware that I have an accent and these freaking people make comments on a day to day basis! I am sticking with I talk normal and everyone else has the accent! lol And for the record, Becky, it's POP! =)
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#29 \| 27 days ago cuddles127017 (+)	It's definitely POP in the south. If you ask for a coke you gonna get a coke. Only people in the far north east have an accent. The ca is in the ga'age Enter the poll to see my answer
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#30 \| 27 days ago coyotedances (+)	Shiloh884 wrote: I love grits and they don't know how to make them up here. They always make them like wall paper glue! I have gone back in a few kitchens and showed the cook how to make proper grits! if you think the grits are bad up here you should try the grits in any U.S. military mess hall. YUCK/GROSS Enter the poll to see my answer
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#31 \| 27 days ago huskerfan_ia (+)	I travel to Minnesota regularly, and on one particular trip, I saw a sign near a farmhouse that said "Boat for Sale". Since I was looking for a new boat, and I had a few minutes to spare, I stopped. Next to the sign there was an old tractor and an old pickup truck. The farmer came out to greet me, so I asked "What's with the sign, I don't see a boat for sale". The farmer said "ya sure, dat der's a truck, and dat's a tractor". I said "I know, but where's the boat"? He said "I don't know what you're talking about fella, but dey are boat for sale". Yes schmorty, you guys up der have an accent. Now pass me a pop. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#32 \| 27 days ago huskerfan_ia (+)	In Iowa we have several different accents. In the North we have the people who are affected by the Minnesota accent bleeding across our border. South we have a partial Missouri twang, which is similar to Arkansas, just a little more intelligent sounding. In the middle we all sound normal. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#33 \| 27 days ago Helen (+)	Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#34 \| 27 days ago BrianGLeonard (+)	Helen wrote: Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. Diet Sunkist??? Really? I'm glad you enjoy it but "yuck". Enter the poll to see my answer
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#35 \| 27 days ago ohwell1219 (+)	www.alphadictionary.com/articles/yankeetest.html This is fun and accurate Enter the poll to see my answer
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#36 \| 27 days ago huskerfan_ia (+)	ohwell1219 wrote: www.alphadictionary.com/articles/yankeetest.html This is fun and accurate based on that test, I'm 31% dixie. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#37 \| 27 days ago Michael G (+)	Enter the poll to see my answer
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#38 \| 27 days ago huskerfan_ia (+)	Michael G wrote: Sounds like a good guy. Go for it. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#39 \| 27 days ago Michael G (+)	huskerfan_ia wrote: Sounds like a good guy. Go for it. yeah...but no.... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#40 \| 27 days ago ankurnathmishra (+)	I was denied a job cause i couldn't talk in an American accent, can anyone tell me which one of the above is the american one??? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#41 \| 27 days ago coyotedances (+)	Mr_Rogers wrote: Um no? "soda" is not called "pop" Therefore my answers are all correct. sorry bout it! well oldtimer maybe in the "Land of make believe" it is pop but around here it is soda pop :) Enter the poll to see my answer
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#42 \| 27 days ago coyotedances (+)	Mr_Rogers wrote: Um no? "soda" is not called "pop" Therefore my answers are all correct. sorry bout it! well oldtimer maybe in the "Land of make believe" it is pop but around here it is soda pop :) Enter the poll to see my answer
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#43 \| 26 days ago ohwell1219 (+)	huskerfan_ia wrote: based on that test, I'm 31% dixie. I am 50% dixie- I have lived in Michigan, Texas, Illinois and Florida. Still, people always ask if I am from the midwest, because I am just so gosh darn nice LOL Enter the poll to see my answer
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#44 \| 26 days ago buckhntr (+)	i'm from maine and everybody from away talks funny
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#45 \| 26 days ago american_sherrybaby (+)	100% Dixie. Is General Lee your grandfather?! giggles Enter the poll to see my answer
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#46 \| 26 days ago just_2_sweeet (+)	i've been all over the country and canada as well and there just aren't girls as pretty as down here in the south, the best food too, accents can be a little bit funny but northerners can be funny too. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#47 \| 26 days ago kobe_lova (+)	GA Girl. I say yall and sometimes you all depending on my mood. I may just say you since it is already plural, depending on who i am talking to. I would never say pop. If i ask for coke, they are going to bring me a COKE or maybe a pepsi if no COKE. what kind of coke means diet or caffeine free to us. I rarely even say soda, "we" say drank: Bring me a drank out the fridgerator. What kind? see. Instead of fixin to, my friends fave term is "finna": I'm finna go to the store. And for the record, grits are awesome if they are cooked right. please dont add sugar, jelly, or cheese though. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#48 \| 26 days ago kobe_lova (+)	70% Dixie!!...and my friends make fun of me for pronouncing call, ball, tall, etc like they're spelled instead of cawl, bawl, tawl. ugh Enter the poll to see my answer
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#49 \| 25 days ago snjvjswl (+)	Helen wrote: Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. hello how r u

#50 \| 25 days ago maribel_terrenal (+)	Mr_Rogers wrote: Um no? "soda" is not called "pop" Therefore my answers are all correct. sorry bout it! Hello,I am Mabel, 4years Seperated i like to get more friend and i like find man true love me and my 2 daugters.

#51 \| 25 days ago kobe_lova (+)	maribel_terrenal wrote: Hello,I am Mabel, 4years Seperated i like to get more friend and i like find man true love me and my 2 daugters. WHAT? is mabel sweet on Mr. Rogers? I'm confused every time we get these random posts. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#52 \| 25 days ago BrianGLeonard (+)	kobe_lova wrote: WHAT? is mabel sweet on Mr. Rogers? I'm confused every time we get these random posts. Hello, I am Brian, 8 years divorced. I like to get more friend and I like find rich woman true love me and my 2 sons. LOL It was worth a shot... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#53 \| 24 days ago vennela_m (+)	snjvjswl wrote: hello how r u Fine Enter the poll to see my answer

#54 \| 23 days ago fteitei (+)	snjvjswl wrote: hello how r u i, am doing just fine

#55 \| 22 days ago vennela_m (+)	Hi Goot to see your reply. Enter the poll to see my answer

#56 \| 22 days ago rk_shiva2009 (+)	Helen wrote: Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. hi

#57 \| 22 days ago rk_shiva2009 (+)	Helen wrote: Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. how r u

#58 \| 22 days ago rk_shiva2009 (+)	Helen wrote: Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. ya iam fine

#59 \| 20 days ago Nine121998 (+)	Helen wrote: Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. what part of the south you from ? Eugene in Richmond, va.

#60 \| 7 days ago jalenpolk (+)	Helen wrote: Diet Sunkist is the only carbonated sodapop drink that matters. I am from the Southeast which is a slightly different accent than from the inland South. I don't call a Taxi because we don't have any. Small town, you call your friend if you need a ride and if they can't come get you they will call someone who can. Vowels are great, without them you can't pronounce any words. (Vwls r grt, wtht thm cnt prnnc n wrds....SEE) Even though I say y'all, I have no discernible accent to speak of. georgia