In your country, are there cities near to each other that nevertheless have very different accents?

[Rædwald]

I live near a large arm leading to the ocean. The people on the other side of the arm (1.2km) have a different accent from the local one.

[Flashball]

My father has an accent, he must have 12% (or a little more) of purely Picard vocabulary (old French, if you prefer), the rest being modern French words but pronounced with a Picard accent from Gouy-Saint-André.

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Chron]

Rural people from where I live have a different accent from people in the city around an hour's drive away.

An example of how the countryfolk talk, it's got a bit of a southern American sound to it:




How zoomers from Toronto and its suburbs sound:

https://youtube.com/shorts/5vRf9zEyfLY?feature=share3