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Pronunciation characteristics of a certain individual, location, or nation. Generally does NOT include learning to speak with various accents or identifying accents. Use [diacritics] instead for questions about accent marks on letters (such as "é" or "ü").
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Are Canadianisms like "aboat" equally common on the American side of the border, adjacent to...
Accent regions don't always conform with political borders. … Outside the Midwest and New England, a few southern American accents also have the Canadian raising, at least in terms of the " ou" dipthong, the most notable of which is the "Tidewater" accent of Virginia …