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| Could someone please brief me what the differences between Yankee's accent and Dixie's one are? Is there any easy way for a foreigner like me to distinguish them basically and quickly? By the way, does The Simpsons' accent characterize Yankee or Diexie if you knew? Thanks in advance! |
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| Sorry - b |
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| It's fine. I'm glad to learn a new idiom from your answer. Anyway, thank you! Have a good day! |
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The main difference to an outsider is that Northern American is more clipped and sharper to the ear than Southern. |
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| Anglika, thank you for your help. |
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| Does anyone know where Springfield is? I've always imagined the Simpsons in the Mid West, maybe because of the Springfield in Ohio. |
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It is said the Springfield in the cartoon is just a la-la land. |
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| Say! One thing you might be interested in knowing, Bart is dubbed by a woman rather than by a male. |
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