Hoi Toider MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp

Persönlichkeit

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Biografie

The only accent in the US not considered an American Accent, but a British accent instead. Spoken only on the island of Ocracoke in North Carolina. The island's population was founded by pardoned pirates in the early 1700s, and remained mostly isolated until the 1950s, when regular ferry service was established. It's most distinctive feature is 'oi' replacing a long-'i' sound, giving the dialect its name: "high tide" is pronounced "hoi toide" in a way similar to how it is pronounced in parts of southwestern England even today. Usages such as "weren't" in the place of "wasn't" ("she weren't here") and "to" for "at" ("she's to the store now") also mark Hoi Toider speech and appear to have come from eastern England. The word "mommick," meaning to harass or bother, which was used in the time of Shakespeare, remains in the Outer Banks lexicon thanks to the Hoi Toiders. "Dingbatters" are non-natives. The dialect is fading nowadays due to outside influence.

Persönlichkeit correlate

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  Russian

  ISTPMost likely to have this accent
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  Seductive

  ENFJMost likely to have this accent
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  British

  INTJMost likely to have this accent
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  Monotone

  ISTPMost likely to have this accent
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  Jewish

  ESTJMost likely to have this accent
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  Japanese

  INFPMost likely to have this accent
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  German

  ISTJMost likely to have this accent
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  Arabic accent

  ESTJMost likely to have this accent