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'Having a go: US parents say Peppa Pig is giving their kids British 
accents' -
<https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2021/jul/19/peppa-pig-american-kids-british-accents> 
:

"... some parents insist the 'Peppa effect' has their American children 
saying 'mummy' instead of 'mommy', using phrases such as 'Give it a go', 
and pronouncing tomato 'to-mah-to', not 'to-may-to'. ... 'My 
five-year-old niece in [New York City] had an American accent before the 
pandemic. Now she has a posh English accent after spending a year at 
home watching Peppa Pig.'"

Bravo, Mlle Pig ! C'est un bénéfice inattendu de la pandémie.