Maybe the reason why some people speak different from others is because one could of be raised to approach a conversation differently than others. Some other good supportive reason are could be because one hangs around different kinds of people. It is like saying when people from North come down to Mississippi and hear us speak for the very first time. They will say we speak funny and we will respond, likewise. Southern Draw is what we have been hearing all our lives so we had no chose but to speak in that kind of way. Sometimes, I wonder if we were to change lives with a person from a different part of the country, would we pick up on the draw they speak? Or would we keep the speaking habitats? I wish we could perform such an experiment. I think switching backgrounds would do some good for some of us.
Learning different languages is a difficult task to achievement. Taking courses for years and years during your studies can not teach you to speak a language fluently. To learn a language fluently, according to my knowledge, a person would have too live in a certain place a large amount of time. I would think a person would have to spend at least, six months in that location and interact with the citizens to require a bit of their language. But still, that would not allow you to fully learning all the speaking habitats.
Another reason why people speak uncommon from each is because one could have a speaking problem. Words a person could be trying to apply to a subject could just sound different from the normal way of realistic words. Some people just do not develop or learn how speak properly. It could be because of health issues or just simply because the person wanted to remind mute for the rest of their lives.
The way people are raised do have a lot to do with how they speak. And the point to where you said if the people from the north come down to the south they would see it as speaking another language even though they are speaking the same languages as the ones from the south.
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