how do you talk?

53% barely Dixie

/ alrighty then
 
what does this dixie means?

73% (Dixie). That is a pretty strong Southern score!
 
"Dixie (region of the southern and eastern United States)" from answer.com

it must be some dialect hahah
 
71% (Dixie). That is a pretty strong Southern score!

Kage_
 
test

100% Dixie (Is general Lee Your Father?)

!! I was born and raised in New York!
 
31% (Yankee). A definitive Yankee.

Hooray! I haven't lost my NY dialect!

I grew p in NY (Long Island) and we never said "car-mel." It was always "caramel," with 3 syllables. However, this test says that both are common in the NE states. Ah well, maybe in other NE states, but not NY (the island, burroughs, or city). :)
 
40% Barely into the Yankee category.

Guess those 2yrs i spent in upstate NY (North Country) didnt' change anything about me except for my accent.

Great to be from Lon-Guy-Land!
 
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Shoot, Im deaf, so I can't do that test, not that I can't say the words, but I can't hear myself saying those words.

I can talk with my hands tho. You know, deaf people do it with their hands. Oh, wait, too much info :-)
 
morriefisher said:
Shoot, Im deaf, so I can't do that test, not that I can't say the words, but I can't hear myself saying those words.

I can talk with my hands tho. You know, deaf people do it with their hands. Oh, wait, too much info :-)
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I was going to say something, but decided to just bite my tongue (or sit on my hands)... :tongue:
 
Where from Lawnguyland is everyone from??? :claps:

I lived in Brentwood, Coram, Port Jefferson, Holbrook, Setauket and Baldwin. :confused: Now I live in good ol' Virginia. :D
 
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