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I'm from Scott Depot West Virginia. Some people from here sound like that and some do not. It just depends on the area. Lol
Come over in the Allegheny we all talk like banjos
I grew up in Clarksburg/Bridgeport lol
As a west virginian the accent varies depending on what part your in😅
I wondered why my husband from Missouri says “ warsh, “ which is close to how we say it “ wursh “ in neck of the woods.
I’m from WV and I’ll say, “I’s goin’ to the store yesterday.” In stead of I was.
From south end air force of Columbus, west Virginias northern most ciry... I'm a mount wiliams son of real live hillbillys.
Appalachian English is a variant of southern American English, and it’s just one of many versions of southern English. It’s also sometimes called Southern Mountain Dialect 😊
No it isn't. Appalachian English is its own dialect of English.
they dont get enough props for influencing the southern accent
I'm from Scott Depot West Virginia. Some people from here sound like that and some do not. It just depends on the area. Lol
Come over in the Allegheny we all talk like banjos
I grew up in Clarksburg/Bridgeport lol
As a west virginian the accent varies depending on what part your in😅
I wondered why my husband from Missouri says “ warsh, “ which is close to how we say it “ wursh “ in neck of the woods.
I’m from WV and I’ll say, “I’s goin’ to the store yesterday.” In stead of I was.
From south end air force of Columbus, west Virginias northern most ciry... I'm a mount wiliams son of real live hillbillys.
Appalachian English is a variant of southern American English, and it’s just one of many versions of southern English. It’s also sometimes called Southern Mountain Dialect 😊
No it isn't. Appalachian English is its own dialect of English.
they dont get enough props for influencing the southern accent