Itche Srulik happens to be right about this; The accent. The way we pronounce words, (Yidden or lhvd”l Goyim) is regional. People who live in proximity to each other learn (albeit subconsciously) from each other and imitate a form of speech. Interestingly. Some areas in Pennsylvania have what is very similar to the British accent. Or a Texan native will have a different way of pronouncing words than a North Easterner. Similarly. Let’s imagine a Hungarian native trying to have a conversation with a Litvak. (In Yiddish.)
