What Slang Do You Talk?

Question 1/10

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How would you address a group of people?

You all

You guys

Y'all

Youse

Other

Question 2/10

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What do you call the night before Halloween?

Mischief night

Devil's night

Nothing

Question 3/10

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You call sweetened, carbonated beverages:

Soda

Coke

Pop

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You tend to call the sweet spread on top of cake:

Frosting

Icing

Both

Question 5/10

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What would you call a sale of unwanted items on your porch, in your yard, etc.?

Yard sale

Rummage sale

Garage sale

Thrift sale

Other

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What do you call an easy high school or college class?

Blow-off

Gut

Crip course

Other

Question 7/10

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Do you pronounce cot and caught the same?

I do

I don't

Question 8/10

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How do you pronounce caramel?

With 2 syllables

With 3 syllables

I use both

Question 9/10

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What do you call the thing from which you might drink water in a school?

Water fountain

Drinking fountain

Water bubbler

Question 10/10

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What do you call it when rain falls while the sun is shining?

Sun shower

The devil is beating his wife

I have no word for it

You have a southern slang that just charms anyone who hears it. You have a warm but unique twist on your words and when people hear you speak, they're memorized by how you talk.

Dixie

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Your accent hails from the northern part of America and it's a slang that's definitely unique. You speak in a way that many may have not heard before but it definitely has a charm to itself.

Yankee

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Your slams hails from the upper Midwest and anyone who meets you for the first time can definitely tell. You give unique names for everyday items and people sometimes have trouble figuring out what you're referring to.

Upper Midwestern

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Your accent hails from the Midwest! Your slang is not very obvious at first but if someone starts to listen, it becomes very prevalent in the way you talk.

Midwestern

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You don't really have a slang to the way you talk. Most words you say are pronounced as most people would pronounce them. You enunciate your words clearly and rarely speak with any slang terms.