Category:American English

A

• ► African American Vernacular English‎ (2 C, 10 P)
• ► American and British English differences‎ (19 P)

E

• ► English language-only movement in the United States‎ (14 P)

H

• ► Hawaiian English‎ (2 P)

P

• ► American phraseology‎ (2 C, 21 P)

S

• ► American slang‎ (4 C, 45 P)

S cont.

• ► Style guides for American English‎ (16 P)

W

• ► American English words‎ (6 P)

• American English
• North American English regional phonology
• Regional vocabularies of American English

A

• The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
• The American Language
• American Theater Standard
• Appalachian English

B

• Baltimore dialect
• Boontling
• Boston accent
• Boston Brahmin accent

C

• Cajun English
• California English
• California slang
• Central Pennsylvania dialect
• Century Dictionary
• Chicano English

D

• Dictionary of American Regional English
• Do You Speak American?

E

• English Plus
• English-language vowel changes before historic /l/

G

• General American

H

• Hudson Valley English

I

• Inland Northern American English
• Intervocalic alveolar flapping

L

• L-vocalization
• Linguistic Atlas of New England
• Linguistic Atlas of the Gulf States
• Locust Valley lockjaw

M

• Midland American English
• How to Talk Minnesotan
• Mock Spanish

N

• New England English
• New Jersey English dialects
• New York dialect
• New York Latino English
• North–Central American English
• Northeast Pennsylvania English
• Northern American English

O

• Ozark English

P

• Pacific Northwest English
• Pennsylvania Dutch English

P cont.

• Philadelphia dialect
• Phonological history of English low back vowels
• Phonological history of English short A
• Pittsburgh English
• Pronunciation respelling for English

R

• Razorback
• Rhotic and non-rhotic accents

S

• Southern American English

T

• Texan English
• The Linguistic Atlas of the Upper Midwest
• Tidewater accent

U

• United States of Banana

V

• Valleyspeak
• Vermont English

W

• Western American English
• Withgott effect

Y

• Y'all
• Yat dialect
• Yo-Yo Boing!
• Yooper dialect