Say "I apologise for my lack of accent"JaymesFogarty said:Oi, I was trying! It's not my fault I don't sound like anything. I've just sat in front of a mirror talking randomly, and there is no difference between how it is spelled, and how it is pronounced. What do you want me to say. (I pronounce scones with emphasis on the O of course. The other way is for commoners.)GrinningManiac said:You guys aren't even trying(the first three)! I can say with certainty that EVERYONE has an accent. Know why? You're all saying that "I'm American, I have no accent", but my English-accented friend says the same thing, and there's definate differences
I can say that I've heard a lot of Americans pronounce their Ts as Ds. E.G. "Du Unided Sdates of Amare-ica"
Just say something aloud as if it were in a conversation (not deliberate and slow, but quickly like you were speaking to someone) and see what the noises out of your mouth actually are
Also, I thought of another one: My Dad
He's from Dundee (Communist Capital of Britain, dontchaknow) and he picks up the accent when he visits relatives.
Hello, I'll have a pie. Oh, and an Onion one as well. Yes? Okay then
Eh-yeh, El ev eh peh. EH, Ananinganinganaw. Eyh? Ourkehden