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- Caught and Cot sound just the same.
- Standard dialects are just variations of speech assosiated with the particular regions or social groups, like in France where Standard Parisian exist.
- To be simplified better, we can see SAE (Standard American English) as a set of ticked boxes, this being that most of these are subject to being subjective, thus it all comes to what the society deems correct speech or not so when looking into it, it's easier to look at it and study it when looking at what the majority of the population uses to communicate.
- My family always taught me to talk in a polite way to other people, so everyone looks at me funny when I say "I do not" instead of "I don't".
- Say, remember when we went south to Houston the radio broadcaster sounded kinda funny, like he was eating letters out of the words such as "Eatin'".
- To this phenomenon a whole lot of factors come into play: The education system, radio, TV, movies and such methods of communication that alter our manner of speech based on what the person we're hearing speaks. It is important to note that while contemporary newscasters do model a standard American english, different regional broadcasts, like grammar books, present variations in speech.
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