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Experts who study how science, history, and psychology shape our speech aren't surprised by our natural curiosity about the accents we hear around us. Even more, people often have personal stories ...

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It’s a pleasant 70-degree evening along downtown Birmingham’s historic Morris Avenue, where Edison string lights twinkle above the cobblestone patio outside the charming French bistro La Fête. I’m ...

The famous New Yawk accent is slowly disappearing from everyday use, a recent study found. A nationwide survey of 3,042 adults across the US this month revealed that the Big Apple’s notable ...

From call-in radio shows to corner bars, the accent that defined Boston is losing ground. A Dartmouth linguist has research to prove it. The iconic dropped "r" sound is disappearing. But to those who ...

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It all began, as these things often do, with an Instagram ad. “No one tells you this if you’re an immigrant, but accent discrimination is a real thing,” said a woman in the video. Her own accent is ...

Learn how to speak with a more American accent! Marina shares some tips. Donald Trump’s approval rating collapses with city voters Meghan Markle celebrates huge career milestone with first-ever Emmy ...

Rhode Islanders are known for dropping R's, but also have distinctive ways of pronouncing certain vowels. Some of Rhode Islanders' speech patterns have more in common with those in New York than ...

New York’s distinct accent — the one that brought us Joe Pesci’s defensive “Funny how?” in “Goodfellas” and Fran Drescher’s thick “Oh, Mr. Sheffield” from the sitcom “The Nanny” — is rubbing a lot of ...