What's Your American Dialect?

[Anzu]

Got me to my exact town(new rochelle) [outaide if NYC] that shits accurate

First time I did it, it gave my hometown of Fremont, CA.

Did it a couple of times and it places me somewhere along the east coast / bit in land

Where on the east coast?  I don't expect you to know states, so could you give me city names or northeast, central, or southeast?

It kinda moved around a bit and I cant really remember which states it put me on (i know the name of most states, just not exactly where they are) but most of the time it was like switching a bit between like the middle and further up

It marked New York like every time

[tics]

I'm from northern Connecticut, so this makes sense:

[vizioN]

I'm from Illinois and I'm only 40 minutes away from Aurora

[Lone Wanderer <??"?]

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I'm just so cultural I guess.

[Hazard Time]

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I'm just so cultural I guess.

My mom got basically the entire northwestern half of the US, but I guess that comes from living in California with a Californian mother and a Minnesotan father.

[Keskjer]

I'm to embarrassed to share mine... XD I must say that this is a cool site. Shared it with the guys as work. Funny as hell listening to their reactions.

[Mr. Pettit]

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This is some funk yo, I'm from Florida but both my parents are originally from New York. Kjun I want to see yours pls.

[Albert]

http://nyti.ms/1c2cVny im hispanic from florida.

[tdabamf1]

im from chicago

[Sexy Frog]

Hit the nail right on the head. Like, pin point. I live in Miami.

[Royal.]

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[garry :D]

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this is what i get for being australian

[Vegas]

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i live in oregon

[Hazard Time]

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i live in oregon

I live here, too, but I was born in California.  Were you not born in Oregon or are your parents from out of state?

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this is what i get for being australian

That seems to be the trend for most of the non-North American Commonwealth english speakers.  Supposedly, the Manhattan dialect is the only US dialect to retain any vestiges from the old colonial dialect (Back when we were still a British colony).