African American English -- Afro-Seminole Creole -- Algonquian languages -- American Sign Language -- Appalachian English -- Bahamian English -- Caddo -- Cajun English -- Catawba -- Charleston English -- Chesapeake Bay English -- Conch -- Confederate English in Brazil -- French -- German -- Gullah -- Immigrant languages, recent -- Indian trade languages -- Indigenous languages, other -- Iroquoian languages -- Jewish language -- Liberian settler English -- Lumbee English -- Muskogean languages -- Natchez language -- New Orleans English -- Outer Banks English -- Ozark English -- Siouan languages -- Spanish -- Texas English -- Tidewater Virginia dialect -- Yuchi language.

African American discourse features -- African American naming patterns -- Conversation -- Creolization -- Dictionary of American regional English -- Fixin' to -- Folk speech -- Grammar, changes in -- Illiteracy -- Linguistic atlas of the Gulf states -- Linguistic atlas of the Middle and South Atlantic states -- Linguists and linguistics -- Literary dialect -- Ravin I McDavid, Jr. -- Narrative -- North Carolina Language and Life Project -- Oratorical themes -- Perceptions of Southern English -- Personal names -- Place-names -- Politeness -- Preaching style, black -- Preaching style, white -- Pronunciation, changes in -- Proverbs -- R in Southern English -- Vance Randolph -- Southern drawl -- Southern English in television and film -- Storytelling -- Teaching English to speakers of other languages -- Toasts and dozens -- Lorenzo Dow Turner -- Vocabulary, changes in -- Y'all.