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Dialects of the United States

Dialects of the United States. What Do You Say For….?. Carbonated Drink Sandwiches Water Dispenser Your Mom or Dad’s Sister Shoes A group of people U.S.A. vs. West Virginia West Virginia Dialect Map. What do you call your carbonated drink?. Back To What do you say?. Pop.

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Dialects of the United States

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  1. Dialects of the United States

  2. What Do You Say For….? • Carbonated Drink • Sandwiches • Water Dispenser • Your Mom or Dad’s Sister • Shoes • A group of people • U.S.A. vs. West Virginia • West Virginia Dialect Map

  3. What do you call your carbonated drink? Back To What do you say?

  4. Pop soft drink or soda Back To Drinks

  5. Soda The original term for pop (soda pop) used by southerners and hicks with twangy accents. Back To Drinks

  6. Coke A popular short term for the popular soft drink Coca Cola Back To Drinks

  7. What do you call your Sandwich? Italian Sandwich Grinder Hero Hoagie Back To What do you say? Po’Boy

  8. Italian Sandwich A type of sub sandwich found in Northern New England. Found in most mom and pop type convenience stores, it is made with a very soft sub roll, soaked in olive oil, and filled with meat, cheese, onions, tomatoes, black olives, and pickles. Back To Sandwiches

  9. Grinder A Submarine Sandwich or Hoagie that is baked so that the cheese gets all nice and gooey Back To Sandwiches

  10. Po’Boy Sandwich originating in N'awlins, Louisiana. Usually contains some type of fried fish; shrimp, oysters, soft shell crab, or meat. Back To Sandwiches

  11. Hero The long sandwich featuring layers of meat and cheese on a crusty Italian roll goes by a variety of names. Back To Sandwiches

  12. Hoagie Old Pennsylvanianish term referring to a Submarine Sandwich Back To Sandwiches

  13. Sub Common reference to a large sandwich Back To Sandwiches

  14. What do you call your Water dispenser? Back To What do you say?

  15. Drinking Fountain A place where you can get a drink; mainly water. Back To Water Dispenser

  16. Water Fountain Something found at a park that you can drink out of. Back To Water Dispenser

  17. Bubbler A slang term presumably originating from New England. Means drinking/water fountain. Back To Water Dispenser

  18. aunt What do you call Your mom or dad's sister? Back To What do you say?

  19. Aunt The sister of one's father or mother Back To Mom or Dad's Sister

  20. Ahnt A formal pronunciation of aunt. Back To Mom or Dad's Sister

  21. What do you call your shoes? Back To What do you say?

  22. Tennis Shoes Any type of causal shoe usually consisting of rubber soles and a leather upper. Back To Shoe's

  23. Sneaker A type of shoe, normally light weight and having a rubber sole, designed for casual athletic activity. Back To Shoe's

  24. What do you call a group of people? Back To What do you say?

  25. You Guys A reference to a group of men and women. Back To A Group

  26. Yins A Pittsburgh way of say you all Back To A Group

  27. Y'all Stands for you all. Pretty much all southerners use it. Back To A Group

  28. U.S.A. vs. West Virginia We Say… They Say…. Hit Heet Bet Bait For Fir Hill Heel Back To What do you say?

  29. West Virginia Dialect Map Northern Panhandle Eastern Panhandle Lower North Upper South Back To What do you say?

  30. The End!

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