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Not surprising. People interested in such things say that the southern U.S. accent is closer to 18th century British English than current British English is.


Which British accent? One linguist says that you get a noticeable difference about every 25 miles in the UK

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7843058.stm


Probably almost any of them. All the British accents I've ever heard sound less American than the Traistain de Cunha islanders.




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