He might well have divided the subject into two parts: Yankeeisms and Southernisms. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

First is, “Bless your heart,” which originally and correctly is used as an expression of sincere empathy, and which your complier believes is distinctly Southern – he cannot imagine ...

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“Y’all” might serve an important function, but it has acquired negative connotations. Back in 1886, The New York Times ran a piece titled “Odd Southernisms” that described “y’all” as “one of the most ...

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