American English
William Labov's webpage There are links to many sites related to dialects, including references to his early work on New York dialect and the Atlas of North American English.
The Organization of Dialect Diversity in North America
Varieties of English: New York City phonology from the University of Arizona's Language Samples Project
New York English
PBS resource from the show "Do you Speak American?" pbs speak ahead change summary
Do You Speak American . What Lies Ahead? . Change . Changin .
Summary | PBS
Detroit Area Vowels (bottom part of page) Sound files at Penelope Eckert's website
Penny Eckert's Web Page
Northern Cities Shift arizona northeast
Northern Cities Shift
An informal analysis of the Philadelphia accent home cast
Chapter 13 of the ''Atlas of North American English'' , which discusses the "short-o" configuration of various American accents
Chapter 14
Map of merger before /n/ and /t/ maps
Map 2
Description of merger in the Phonological Atlas maps
Map 1
Map of merger maps
Pittsburghese A site made for laughs, mostly
PITTSBURGHESE .com
Pittsburgh Speech & Society A site for non-linguists, by Barbara Johnstone of Carnegie-Mellon University
Pittsburgh Speech & Society
What Kind of American English Do You Speak? (quiz)
Blogthings - What Kind of American English Do You Speak?
Dictionary of American Regional English polyglot dare dare
DARE WEBPAGE
U.S. dialect map
The American Heritage Dictionary Software
Bartleby's American Heritage Dictionary online
The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. 2000
yourDictionary's American Heritage Dictionary online search
yourDictionary.com - yourDictionary /yourThesaurus Search Results
Lexicon of New Orleans Terminology and Speech
How ta tawk rite
Benny Grunch and the Bunch Yat Song Lyrics lyrics
Benny Grunch and the Bunch Website
Benny Grunch - Hey, Where Yat?! Y'all at BennyGrunch.com
Article about a Michigan Tech professor's research into Yooper English breaking
Michigan Tech News
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