california is much more recent. give california another 200 years and there will be much more distinct dialects. Though the majority of them with be underwater
I don't understand how the British Isles have like 145 distinct accents but every single person from California sounds like the same idiot.
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yeah well people from one part of california say hella alot so that's basically another accent
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Don’t forget that the heathen southrons say “the 5”, “the 101”, etc.
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There's a ton of working class ppl and immigrants of color in Cali, dog. Our parents, friends, and children got a gang of ways of speaking and passing knowledge to one another in different accents and languages. Hope you're not forgetting about Us, camarada
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You're sinking rather low these days, dude.
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I feel like when traveling took longer and was harder to do it made communities sound more distinct from one another
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It is attributed to the industrialization of the shires. During that process, each one was able to subsist in their area and industry and it became less necessary to travel. In turn, each shire developed distinct speech patterns that have largely stuck.
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I don't think there was much travelling between shires before industrialisation.
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