Regional Dialect Test
 

I took this, and it said I could be from Des Moines, Ft. Wayne or Pittsburgh!

http://tinyurl.com/mbz7eqz

KC, Overland Park, Wichita

Louisville, Jackson Miss, or Columbus GA

Holy smokes. I'm from either Boston, Worcester or Providence. Well done.

The big tip is rotary. Don't think that word is used much outside Eastern Mass.

It says I'm most like Montana/Wyoming, or far norther California. I'm midwest all the way. Kansas city area.

The results from my survey said I was from Kansas or Nebraska and highlighted Wichita, Omaha and Lincoln Nebraska. Kansas appeared to be more likely. And I am from Wichita. Interesting.

I'm not from Phoenix

Overland Park, Springfield, MO, and Indianapolis.

I speak General American it seems.

KC, witchita sprinfield
grew up in Se nebraska

living in Mesa az for nigh 20 years

There are a few that don't take other factors into account. For example, if someone were to ask me what the night before Halloween was, I'd say, Devil's Night, but I only know that because of pop culture. I answered it that way, and as expected, the area around Michigan was deep red, because that's always been a Detroit thing.

nobody is from PHX, we all just moved here

Kansas City, wichita, Springfield

I grew up in Iowa. I guess you Southerners have wore off on me,

Wichita, OP, Omaha.

The most average, plain or normal dialect is supposedly just north of the KC area, like around St. Joseph, MO. Much east or north of there, speech takes on more of a Chicago/Wisconsin "honk" influence. Much south of there, speech takes on more of a southern Missouri/Kansas, Oklahoma "twang."

Shockingly, it pegged me as being most like Santa Rosa, Stockton and Fresno. For the last 12 years, I have lived in between and an easy drive to all three towns. I would have thought that my dialect was that of a Midwesterner, having grown up in KC and then living in Chicago for a total of 36 years.