Southern charm is real. Many Americans find Southern accents to be the friendliest in the country. In a study by Answering Service Care , which surveyed 2,000 Americans, over one in three people (38 percent) said they think the Southern accent, found in states like Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, and South Carolina, is the most welcoming. The Hawaiian accent came in second, with 34 percent of people rating it positively. loading...

The Texan accent ranked third among the most pleasant, with 31 percent of people enjoying it. In contrast, the accents from New York City and Brooklyn were the least liked, with only 15 percent of respondents finding them pleasant. The New Jersey accent was also among the least favored, with 16 percent of participants disliking it. Addition

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