Good Point

Different dialects of English is difficult too. In the Midwest U.S., there are many. Like a 'bubbler' is a water fountian in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but it isn't known in "universal" midwestern slang. And dialects do merge too. Like in Ypsilanti, we spoke a dialect which combined Midwestern-Southern Appalachian dialect. In the Northern Michigan, its more a dialect of "Finnlish" (English spoken with Finnish),