Mom, ma or mammy? Runners, tennis shoes or takkies?
These are some of the questions being asked by the New York Times' dialect quiz doing the rounds on the internet.
Along with asking you which words you would use to describe objects, it asks you if you think certain words rhyme with others.
And the all-important question, how do you pronounce ‘scone’?
Quiz takers have been taking to Twitter to rave about freakishly accurate their results were.
Just done the British-Irish dialect quiz from the NY Times. Looks like I picked up more from the family than I thought😂 pic.twitter.com/aI9mrbTMvB
— ciara (@CiaraKateO) February 15, 2019
Wow - this was very accurate for me - see how you do!
— Stephen Wilson (@StevoWil) February 15, 2019
The British-Irish Dialect Quiz - The New York Times https://t.co/zELpgwKr25
The British-Irish dialect quiz was spot on, nice to see that no London has crept in there over the last 13 years either pic.twitter.com/Xh49c4EmEh
— Kerry Burkes (@kerryburkes) February 15, 2019
Take it for yourself here