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@MrSmartboy1983 No one. But, when anyone brings up, "the black Chicago accent", the first thing everyone "always" like to point out, is about their southern heritage. Like, hello, knock knock!: Blacks in the Pacific NW, and Northeast didn't just appear out of thin air. Many of our families are from the south too. (Not Caribbean NY blacks) Lack of integration, and segregation from ethnic whites speaking the local dialect is the reason. Whether it was school, churches, playgrounds, or living within the same block. It played a big role on how we speak today, regionally.
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@johnnygarcia33133 Did you really just say all we have is NY and Miami??? 🤦🏽♂️🥴 Boston, Philly, Atlantic City, Baltimore, Rehobeth, DC, Richmond, RDU, Charleston, Jacksonville, Atlanta, and Orlando doesn't come to your mind?
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@zaytime4156 Actually, the NYC accent developed from different immigrants like the Dutch, German, Anglo, and other earliest immigrants speaking the southern English which was standard to the area from the southern English that settled the area. Boston NYC South England, Phl Baltimore Quaker England.
(That wasn't a such thing as standard American yet until later generations lost the more British accents to develop different colonial regional accents)
Remember NYC used to be New Amsterdam. Parts of Southern English don't use R's, so once the Irishman, and Italians moved in it shaped the accent even more. Not all Britsh neglect the R sound if you pay attention to different Britsh UK accents like those of West Country, I think Bristol, the Scottish, Northern Ireland use the R sound. Quaker British settled Philadelphia therefore that area spoke Americanized Quaker English. Standard American and the western accent probably developed in the latter 1700s to early 1800s when people started moving west to establish western civilization.
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