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Regional dialects are a matter of common knowledge for most Americans, and while people often share the name for a dialect, there is less agreement about where the dialect is spoken, who speaks it, or what features it has. Traditional American dialects follow long established patterns, but they owe more to perceptions than to what people actually say in different places. The complex system of American English gives rise to the possibility to notice what people perceive to be dialects.
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