What accents are there in America? What are the characteristics?

There is an accent in the southern United States. The accent in the southern United States is characterized by long sounds and vowels, and there is no pause between words. In addition, southerners love to use nasal sounds, and their conversation sounds like two people with a cold talking. In fact, the southern accent is easy to be laughed at.

President Bush spent most of his life in Texas, speaking with a southern accent. Dr. phil McGraw, a famous psychological program host, is a southerner with a strong accent.

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In all regions of the United States, the southern culture is undoubtedly the most distinctive, whether from the southern residents themselves or people from other parts of the United States. The "ideals" represented by the South and the South of the United States are feared, revered, hated, loved, stereotyped or labeled as positive and negative by different people, which depends entirely on people's mentality and views.

The South and its culture are despised by some people, while others have a strong emotional connection and sense of belonging to it. These emotions may not conform to the general north-south division. Some people born in the south will deliberately avoid their historical and cultural background, while others immigrants from the north will admit that they never want to return to the cold northern States again.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Southern United States