This is an All-Ears-English podcast episode 104.

Andrea Giordano explains Appalachian English and living in Kentucky.

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Hey Michelle, how's it going?

Hey Lindsay, good, how are you?

Good, how are you? Good, I got a question for you today.

Are you ready?

I am ready.

All right, question is, have you ever been to the Appalachian area of the United States?

Mm. You know what? I don't think really. I don't think so. First of all I mean Lindsay what where is this? Yeah good

question so I'm looking at a map right now I've I have been to this area so it's kind of the belt that kind of goes down the

mountain the mountaine area of I guess the mid-Atlantic and the south so it starts

with Pennsylvania into West Virginia, the

Western part of the state of Virginia, the Western part of North Carolina and

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