The pronunciation is different inside Brazil, like some NY accents versus standard american english for instance, or when I try to follow someone from Texas ver

The pronunciation is different inside Brazil, like some NY accents versus standard american english for instance, or when I try to follow someone from Texas versus someone from New Zealand. All your points are correct! Awesome observation! I'm from south Brazil, living in Rio, and I have some weird situations following people from the north when they talk fast. I need to spend more energy paying attention or ask again the same question, but it's a nice exercise. It's closely related to the immigrations, for instance the city I lived in the south had a bigger immigration from Azorians, along with different proportions of europeans on the entire state, including my (grand)grandparents from Poland. When I started looking at the cultural origins it made more sense, it's also a beautiful topic to look at.