Bahasa Inggris Appalachia

Bahasa Inggris Appalachia, yang juga dikenal di Amerika Serikat sebagai bahasa Inggris Pegunungan Selatan,^[1] adalah bahasa Inggris Amerika yang berasal dari kawasan pegunungan Appalachian dari Amerika Serikat Timur. Dulunya, istilah "dialek Appalachian" merujuk kepada sebuah ragam Inggris lokal dari selatan Appalachia, meskipun bahasa Inggris Appalachia saat ini secara geografi meliputi berbagai ragam, terutama bahasa Inggris Pennsylvania Barat yang dipakai di utara Appalachia dan bahasa Inggris AS kawasan selatan yang digunakan di tengah dan selatan Appalachia.^[2]

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^ Labov, Ash & Boberg (2006)

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