American Accents (Florida, New York, Boston)

[thecommandoape]

I'm from Tampa, Florida, and I've never really heard people talk like this in Tampa, but it is common in North Florida. People from Tampa use the Standard American accent.

[aprilacevedo]

central florida accent is a mix of everything

[frankogss]

People be saying “you from Florida?” And I be like “yea, how you know?” 😂 they say “ cause your accent “ and I’m like “what? We got a accent?” Crazy 😂

[bgregz]

Don't neutralize your accent! It's a precious part of one's own culture

[zeitheister]

No way in booty she was talking about central Florida.Here we have an accent mix of New Jersey, Southern, and average American.Orlando in specific.

[hannahrosereviews]

Sounds like you were in north FL! Haha! I live in South FL and we talk with the universal American accent which is the one used in California.

[kagomehigurashi]

North Floridians are only northern in location, but they are true south😭. South Florida doesn’t possess a distinct southern, midwestern or northern accent, at least not one I can decipher as a native. I personally don’t think I have an accent nor do i think other south Floridians have one.

[BrysonConroy]

I am from florida, and we almost all have the General American Accent

[eccentriclullaby]

Really like how she communicates. She's so cute and has such a great vibe

[missalyssa]

She really had me sitting at my computer cracking up hahahaha... Great interview

[peachymcfly]

I'm from Tampa, Florida and I'd say her Southern Floridian accent was pretty spot on

[orangeoceanmonkey]

No southern accents here in Tampa. Northerners are always surprised that most Floridians don’t have southern accents.

[NorFLA]

I’m from north Florida and the true southern accents in Florida are up here but when you go farther south orlando and down it starts to get into a mixture but there’s still a strong accent if you’re born and raised in Florida but if you move here I’m sure you’re not gonna have a strong Florida accent like how us born here will have

[metsfanatic]

I'm born and raised in Brooklyn
I have a very thick Brooklyn accent, and someone said I sounded like I was from Florida..

[RockandRollsince]

I hope one day I will be able to distinguish all of the English accents that exist all over the world. It's extremely interesting.

[bob]

i barely noticed when you spoke in florida accent... i lived there for 5 yrs or so when growing up and the draw stuck with me as a beautiful way of talking.

[becca]

I was born and raised in Florida, but my family comes from New York and Connecticut and so I have like a horrible mix. I will be in the middle of talking and then all of a sudden the 'wa' comes out and I am just like 'noo'. 🤣🤣

[icalyn]

OMG!!!! I am from San Mateo!! My entire family helped to settle that area in the 1700’s. I’m a Tilton! ❤ How in the world does someone like you come to live in such a small town in Florida? Nobody EVER knows where I’m from when I tell them, lol. Even other Floridians!
I have been away for too long and I miss it so much. I always save my dads voicemails so I can listen to his accent❤Also, I bet you know some of my family members. I grew up on East End Road (at the very end)
WOW, what a small world.

[k-dash]

That drawl is gonna be used a lot more in Northern Florida, where my wife is from. N Florida is more connected to the deep south, where the drawl comes in.

[esteeh]

YES!! who has time to say "Cra-Yon" we just make it simple and say "cran"!!! Love you for that!!! "Wah -Der" is how we say water too!!! Haha now I know why people ask me about my "accent" here in California.