New Englanders use a different dialect of English than other Americans because they came from different regions of England.

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The dialect of English spoken in New England is influenced by the dialects of the original English settlers, who came from various regions of England such as East Anglia, Kent, and Devon. This resulted in distinctive vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar features that differ from other American dialects.

New Englanders Use a Different Dialect of English Than Other