It's so annoying when the southern girl kept telling the northern girl that she was snobby for saying words a certain way.

I'm Southern (MS) and my mama would have smacked me for saying "Pee-can". She said that a pee can was what a truck driver would keep under his seat for emergencies and that sounded rude. lol We were taught to say "puh-CAHN". :)

The southern is so domineering and bossy.

I really don't think there is a right or wrong way to pronounce words it all boils down to where you come from on how you pronounce your words I think if we all sounded the same this would be a boring place

I was always told that when it rains while the sun is shining it means the devil is beating his wife. Weird but that's what the old folks told me!

Sarah is not shy she's being respectful while the other girl likes to talk a lot and Sarah also accepts others' opinion. Her personality makes her even more beautiful then she already is.

I am a Northerner and I pronounce crayon like (Cray on.)

even though I'm from the south, I pronounce some words differently than you 😂

when it is raining and the sun is out i call it a ''sun shower'' ,don't know if anyone calls it that .

She's a Pennsylvanian--you ought to get a real northerner from New England. We, for example, pronounce the vowel sound in "aunt" like the "a" in "father." The way you two say it, it sounds like you are speaking of an insect. Some Southerners pronounce it "aint." There's also the issue of our alleged infamous "r-dropping"--as in "I pahked my cah neah the cu'b at Hahvid Yahd."

I can't stand the southern girl omg "that's stuck up. that's not night. you're wrong. you're annoying ." Grrrrrrrr

North American accent is a perfect one baby.

I love this! I'm from Japan and I was in North Carolina a year ago and have been learning southern accents so this one was really interesting!

When it's raining and sunny in the same time, in Russia we call it "mushrooms rain" because it's the best condition for mushrooms to grow. Nothing about devils or birth or something.

You two look so much alike

"Well/But I grew up saying..." you cracked me up, when you started to laugh yourself!

who live's in the south and speaks north besides me?

southern girl sounds like Texas, not NC

When I was growing up I was always told if it is raining and the sun comes out its the devil beating his wife. Lol

I'm a southerner but I talk like a northerner... Is that weird?

I call it a sun shower.

The route thing depends on the context I think. For example, "route 99"- the 'oute' would be out as in... well, out. But "take that route" over there would sound like, "take that root over there." I don't think that's because of where I'm from, that's just me. Apparently, I pronounce "data" differently than everyone else.

So cute!! Loved watching you two :) Ok- I was in MD until the 6th grade when I moved to Fairfax, VA. Your 'rolly poly' = 'potato bug' and I used to say 'warsh' bc that's how my mom said it but now I say 'water' :)

As a brit this was very interesting. I'm from the south west and there are differences in how i speak verses the rest of the country. perhaps there are other areas in the US that you can compare too?

When its Raining while the sun is out in the south Older people say"The Devil is Beatin his Wife"

its called "the devil is beating his wife" when raining and suns out

Amazing! You really made my day! :D

thanks for that guys :) you are very funny and the video is super informative!!

Southerner seems rude, like if you don't speak her way you're wrong. Australians pronounce words more like Northerners though

When the sun is shining and it's raining at the same time we say in the south, "The devil is beating his wife."

"What do you call rain falling out of the sky while the sun is still shining?" I call it a shower too

Q - what do you call it when the rain falls when the sun is out: A - a sun shower. i'm from philly/south jersey and we all say it. does no other region use this expression? and many of us do say wooder (water).

North talks right

i’m from england and i’m loving this😂😭😭

When I was growing up I called it a "channel changer" too, since my mom did. She also called conditioner "cream rinse" and the colander was the "strainer" LOL. Bless her! :D p.s. I think the answer they were trying to get from the Southerner was "the devil's beating his wife with a frying pan"... referring to when it rains while the sun is shining :)

You ladies are gorgeous, confident, and fun. Bravo for posting this video. Really enjoyed it.

Beautiful ladies! I'm a Southern boy! Love both your accents.

I'm british, and I find all American accents amusing, you are sound so excited all the time.

"If I try to be grammatically correct, I say /'faiər/" Do you even know what grammar is?

Wealthy southerners have long had Black women has nannies, so, the southern accent has generally sounded slow because of the history of denial of proper education of blacks in the south. To my ears, the accent of the northerner girl sounds very patrician aka "snooty" whereas the southerner girl sounds much more relaxed and friendly.

There is no right or wrong way comparing 2 accents

It's ' The devil's beating his wife.' for when the sun is out and it's rainin'

In Houston we call it a sunshower. The whale vs well thing reminds me of hill vs heel

I was born and raised in Texas and we say if it rains while the sun is shining it means the devil is beating his wife.

A sun shower! That's what we call it in Australia, I didn't know that there was any other word for it :)

I'm from Minnesota and... I say pop

Very funny! I would like to hear a small speech in both styles to notice the difference with the text in the screen would be amazing! greetings from Peru :) I traveled to PA and I noticed a good pronunciation like the American english books from I learned. Great!

The second you opened your mouth, I knew you were from North Carolina. One of my co-workers is from there. Crazy how that works.

"What do you say when the sun is shining and it's raining at the same time" Here in the Southern Appalachian mountains it means "The Devil is beating his wife." Raised by my Great-Grandparents who as well as my family have very strong Southern accents. :)

My granny always told me "the devils beating his wife with a frying pan" when it was sunshiny and rainy

what part of pa is she from? I'm from PA to and I have only said a few of the words the same

the first word i say like ont( aunt )

Y'all are too cute lol. I am from southeast Louisiana. These are my sayings/meanings: shopping cart = buggy, soda = cold drink, pecan is pronounced as puh-cawn, and remote control = remote. On my job, I get clients all the time saying "clicker" for a remote control haha and I always find it funny. I've noticed people from San Francisco put an E.R. at the end of just about everything. The number nine = niner for them lol. I never gotten that. It's cute though.

Hey just want to say that I live in California and it is totally "American" to pronounce theatre as "THEE-uh-tur." The American pronunciation as you say is not exclusively "thee-AY-tur."

Nice video guys! i am a former english student, and i wish i had a course on accents ! :-)

When it's raining while the sun is shining I call it a sun shower

Gosh how can you be so bubbly and cheerful. Does it come from the water you drink? I am from India where we have a million accents and some more so I dunno about the accents but I sure would love some of that vivacity . Now can both of you say 'VIVACITY' :-)

It's called a sun shower

Raining and sun out, "the devil is having a fight with his wife". (southern slang) LOL

Hey there, Tom in Michigan. I can relate mostly to the pronunciations typical of 'northerners,' but I can also see that both northerners and southerners pronounce some words in very similar ways. The fact that we have so many accents and modes of expression is testimony to our diversity and how special we are as a nation. I appreciate what you both have illustrated here.

10:51 I say that the Devil is beating his wife. (South)

a pe-can is something you pee in when it's too cold to go to the outhouse.. LOL

Here in Australia when the sun is out when it's raining it's called a sun shower.

Is it weird if I feel like the girl on the left has a southern accent? I'm from Michigan.

And btw it's sun shower :p

Sarah has cute dimples :) .. and beautiful eyes too!

I was always told by my Great Grandmother that if rain was falling and the sun was shining that "the devil's beatin' his wife." (Southern) It's commonly called a "Sunshower" in the North.

When the sun shines and it rains it's called a pineapple mist :)))

The northern girl doesnt have too much of an accent she sounds more of a floridian more of a neutral accent

I'm a native Floridian and family is from Augusta Ga. We call the fizzed drink "Coke" (if it's cola, but no matter the brand) and when it's raining with sun shining my grandma (and granddaddy) would say "the devil's beatin' his wife".

what about lever? do u say (lee-ver) or (le-ver) ??

I'm from Minnesota. I just call it a remote. But my friend's mom calls it "the blipper"

Technically neither are correct. The language itself came from England and they say it correct.

When it's raining and sunny the devil is beating his wife. (Born and raised in MS)

In Australia when the sun is out and its raining we call it a sun shower :)

Growing up the term sun shower was used for raining with the sun out.

I say roly poly and I call them sun showers XD

About the part when its raining while its still sunny, people where i come from call it the devil beating his wife.(northeastern alabama)Tho you rarely hear it being said.

I love you "girl from the left side of my screen!" :-)

In Louisiana we call it a Summer Shower when the sun is out while it is still raining.

Pennslyvania Swaggggg!

the northern girl, why are you so shy ?

If you're from Michigan do you say Michigander or Michiganian? I'm from Michigan and I've heard both I switch back and forth, but I prefer Michigander

LOL this was hilarious!!

I'm from NYC and my accent is different from both girls...lol. I lived in Texas for a year and we couldn't understand each other much..lol. Personally I find the southern Accent really annoying..lol. No disrespect to you southerners. It was real fun trying to order food at a drive through too..lol! I had to order at the front counter. Only thing I miss is the warmer weather and Awesome BBQ...lol! I would hate when they asked me..U from Boston? ...lol! We sound totally different u knuckle heads!..lol.

0:58 "Warsh" is Ohio accent

I grew up in New Jersey, & when I'd visit my family in Missouri, I thought it was strange that my cousins called soda....pop.

I was raised in Washington State, and I call the carbonated beverage "pop". To me, a "soda" would be like an Italian soda or a Ginger Ale. I call the long-legged spider "Daddy Long Legs", and the insect that rolls up in a ball when you touch it is a "potato bug". To me, "fire" has two syllables. The thing that controls the TV is a "remote", and at the grocery store you use a "grocery cart" or "shopping cart". My husband is a native Idahoan, and it drives me crazy the way he says some things. Like "drag" he pronounces "drayg" and "bag" he pronounces "bayg". He uses "drug" instead of "dragged". He also uses the word "rig" to mean ANY car, whereas to me a "rig" is only a semi. And even though we were raised in the same family, my brother says "warsh" instead of "wash", and I don't.

hahahaha darling all english came from UK so you did learned it but in the wrong way 😂

im from Texas and I say pecan like peCAHN. my sister says peCAN I hate it

It's sun shower

Boston people say "wata" not "water" ....take it from a Bostona :D

I always called it a sun-shower

Haha it's funny to watch these differences, since I wasn't born in a english speaking country, I have an accent, I lived in Jersey and now in Portland, and almost all of my friends ask me to keep sayin' random stuff, haha it's really nice to see different ways of speaking the same thing =)

I don't say theatre, I say cinema

You both were wrong on the first one. It's Aunt like your mother's sister. Ant is an insect.

When it's raining and the sun comes out is when a rainbow is made but to mean a shower is like you would say a light shower for when it's raining

The sun shining while it's raining is just Florida to me. And it's beautiful!

Northern all day.

Green one sounds so dumb