The hillbilly accent has very little to do with English ancestry, but rather from Irish ancestry. Most of the cultural pronunciations in hillbilly dialects center around over-pronouncing the "r", as well as common contractions found in Irish English.
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Concerning the 'hillbilly accent', the first paragraph may well be true. However Welsh Cornish and Breton are rhotic languages - as, indeed are the three Gaelic languages, Irish, Manx and Scottish. The English spoken in Cornwall, Ireland, Man and Scotland is also rhotic, that in Wales less so.
So - if rhoticity is the criterion, the hillbilly accent could have had some input from any or all of the Celtic countries. Breton speakers could also have had an input into Cajun. Certainly the Southern States had many settlers from all the Celtic countries, as indeed did the Northern States and Canada. There were many Cornish Forty Niners in the Yukon Gold Rush, for example.
It may be that historical linguistic research on the hillbilly dialects and other Southern dialects exists.
3rd century a.d origins from the then king of Spain throughout merovinian France into Cornwall then wales, Ireland into Scotland. Y
Wales iiThink... well, my names Morgan and I'm welsh so, yeah i think so
South Wales - the houses are in Saint Ffagans museum.
There are numerous places called Upton, mostly in England and Wales, but also in the USA and Canada.
The surname Crowder was first documented in the 1100s in Wales. It was a surname given to people who were musicians.
Penzance and Penryn in Cornwall. Penbryn in Wales.
3rd century a.d origins from the then king of Spain throughout merovinian France into Cornwall then wales, Ireland into Scotland. Y
100+ at least, including (in Wales) translation
Wales is a country in its own right whilst Cornwall is a ceremonial county and unitary authority area of England
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
They settled in wales and scotland
tonbridge,kent,england but they never invaded Scotland ,Wales and cornwall.
She's from Wales, so she has a Welsh accent.
Legally Camilla, Duchess Of Cornwall(As wife of he Prince Of Wales)is entitled to the style " HRH Princess Of Wales" However due to public feeling and out of consideration to the memory of the late Diana, Princess Of Wales she uses the title "HRH Duchess Of Cornwall" and "HRH duchess Of Rothesay" Bacicaly Meera!!
They didn't conquer Scotland, Wales or Cornwall.
Penzance is located in Cornwall in the United Kingdom. Cornwall is a peninsula stretching to the west from the southern part of the island of Britain, south of Wales
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