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Accent Passport: the regional words quiz

No accent?

Your words have one.

Twelve questions about everyday life: the bread roll at the bakery, tea or dinner, what you wear on the beach. I'll guess where your English comes from.

Answer with the words you grew up with. You can add the ones you use today along the way.

Which languages do you speak, even a little?

Three minutes. No sign-up, no email.

Created by Antoine Sanières, Anton Anton.

How the passport guesses

Everyday words

Tea or dinner, trainers or sneakers, flip-flops or thongs: every answer lights up the regions where people talk like you. After twelve questions, the map shows where your English is at home.

Bets on your own words

Every now and then, I ask whether your word is used everywhere. We all like to think our words are everyone’s. Often they aren’t, and that’s half the fun.

Nothing is stored

The game runs entirely in your browser: no sign-up, no email, and your answers aren't sent anywhere.

Regional distributions based on the Harvard Dialect Survey (Bert Vaux, Scott Golder), the Dictionary of American Regional English, BBC Voices, the Survey of English Dialects and the national dictionaries of Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the Caribbean.

Accent PassportPage 1

English stamp.

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Accent Passport

Number
Issued on
Languages

What gives you away

    Next stamps

    Every country has its tea or dinner

    Brötchen, Schrippe, SemmelThe bread roll, from Hamburg to Munich.
    patat or frietChips, from Amsterdam to Antwerp.
    chocolatine, pain au chocolatThe chocolate pastry, from Toulouse to Lille.
    Antoine Sanières

    Your website has an accent too.

    Antoine Sanières, founder of Anton Anton: international SEO in French, German, Dutch and English.

    The game runs entirely in your browser: your answers are neither stored nor sent. Regional distributions based on the Harvard Dialect Survey (Bert Vaux, Scott Golder), the Dictionary of American Regional English, BBC Voices, the Survey of English Dialects and the national dictionaries of Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the Caribbean.

    Antoine Sanières, founder of Anton Anton

    Your point of contact

    Antoine Sanières

    International SEO, GEO and AEO consultant

    Based in Pantin, on the edge of Paris, I am a native French speaker and also work in English and German, as well as in Dutch in writing. I hold two master's degrees, in international business and in digital marketing, and since founding Anton Anton in 2023 I have completed more than 100 projects for French and international companies.

    I built this game myself, out of a love of words and accents. Enjoy!

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    Antoine Sanières

    Antoine SanièresFounder of Anton Anton · I answer every message personally

    Planning to grow in France, Germany or the Netherlands? Tell me which market you are targeting. I reply within one working day, in English.

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