Hey New Hampshire! 'Soda,' 'Pop,' 'Coke' or 'Soft Drink?'

Say WHAT?

Ever been shot a confused look when describing a traffic jam or a milkshake to somebody outside of New Hampshire? It may just be a difference in dialect.

The Dialect Survey Map by Joshua Katz, a PhD student in the Department of Statistics at NC State University, visualizes data taken from Bert Vaux's online survey of English dialects.

See which terms New Hampshirites prefer, including:

• "Soda" or "Coke?"
• "Sub" or "Hoagie"
• "Crawfish" or "Crawdad?"

For the record, most of us up here use the word "soda" to describe a sweetened, carbonated beverage. 

Click here to see the answers for yourself