Excellent! This is the epitome of a terrible map. Intriguing, but factually irrelevant! I think some nuance would assist. Parts of the east coast of Canada and New England should be pinkish. “caffee wit sugah” “pack yuh cah” “khakis- to staht yuh cah”
'How well I understand regional English accents' - Reddit user u/Bezzleford https://www.instagram.com/p/BsVKrIABrKn/ pic.twitter.com/qjTWAEr6HL
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OP's accent also almost certainly has non-rhotic R so if that's your main issue with that accent it shouldn't be a problem.
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To people complaining about how this is a stupid map, of course it is, this is one person’s map, (who has clearly never heard a Newfoundlander), this is one (very weird) guy’s opinion on what is most understandable,
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There's nothing terrible about this map!
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Perhaps the fact that it lacks about two thirds of the English-speaking world.
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If the tiny Caribbean anglophone islands were included in the map, it wouldn’t come as a surprise to see scattered red spots throughout the Caribbean Sea.
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I have difficulty with the regional accent I Quebec, it’s almost as if they are speaking a different language
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*in Quebec
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this person has got to be Australian. no one understands the Australian accent that easily
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He’s surprisingly good at understanding Geordie.
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Geordie is easy to understand. It's Data that uses all the techno-babble.
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