Soda / Pop / Coke, Video of Americans Demonstrating Regional Differences in American English
Americans from different corners of the country demonstrate regional differences in American English in the entertaining video “SODA / POP / COKE” by The Atlantic. The video is based on questions from the Harvard Dialect Survey by researcher Bert Vaux, and American dialect heat maps derived from Vaux’s survey by Joshua Katz.
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