Type out your accent phonetically!

[Amphoteric]

What ever happened to the letter "U" in America?

Americans don't seem to pronounce it anymore.

 

[Dellusions]

From new york:

Orange
Awrange

Florida
Flawrida

Water
Wahter

Horrible
Whorable

These are the things that a friend via vent picked out for me, she is from the states as well, but live in Pennsylvania.

 

[supermariner]

you spelt 'amazingly differently' wrong

And in between 'we' and 'go america' you missed out 'had the standard set for us by an existing language'

 

[Lust]

Hey, how are you doing?
Hey, how ya doin'?

It's really pretty outside.
It's real purdy outside.

I don't know how that would sound to you guys. But, there you go.........

 

[Corporal Bill]

I'm going out and about

Me:Am goin' oot an aboot

 

[Mr Pantomime]

Best line Ive ever heard to describe my accent

"Yeah, I think weve got your friend in lockup, tall guy, dark hair, glasses, speaks in a monotone"

"Well that is the New Zealand accent"

 

[KSarty]

A lot of you are mistaking mispronunciation for accent. That is all.

 

[TimbukTurnip]

I'm going to have a bath in that castle.

I'm going to have a barth in that carstle.

I'm from surrey in england and apparently have a slightly posh accent.
Americans, you can't say you have no accent, everyone has an accent. For instance, you always pronounce Mario as Marr-rio, whereas I pronounce it as Ma-rio. Thats a bad example as I can't think of a good way to type it, but hopefully you get what I mean.

 

[schiz0phren1c]

Learn Dublinese...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSKcDT9DjZ0
its funny cos its true.

 

[WhyYesIndeedWeDid]

apparantly i speak in a monotone, but all my friends have really stong yorkshire accents:

"ere, kadis, yew off tut pub?"
classic...

 

[Hollyosaur]

I'd quite like to have sex with you.

Ah'm heavy gaggin' fur it. Wan'tae go up th' road 'n' start pumpin', hen?

This ^

A little example of how I actually talk has already been said here.

A wee example ae how a actually talk his awridy been sayid here.

Scottish here

 

[JaymesFogarty]

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

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.)

Say "I apologise for my lack of accent"
Snippedy Snip

Yes. I pronounced it, "I apologise, (not as in apollo, as in a-poll-e-gise) for my lack of accent, (not as in assent, as in ack-sent.) Happy?

 

[Hashime]

I just ate a sandwich for lunch

we are, we are, we are, we are the engineers,
we can, we can, we can, we can demolish 40 beers,
drink rum,drink rum, drink rum, drink rum, so come along with us,
for we don't give a damn for any damn man who don't give a damn for us!

(100000000 point for whoever knows the 1st verse)

 

[geo222]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3OiBI0QxDM

I'd be impressed if anyone could type out that guys accent =D

 

[Trivun]

I actually don't have a strong accent, despite being raised in the Black Country in the middle of England (the accent is apparently similar to the 'Brummie' accent of Birmingham, but with subtle differences, not least the main one whereby if you ever call a Black Country resident a 'Brummie', you will be shanked...).

That said, I will participate, using the accent I should have from my hometown, rather than the accent I do have which is oddly enough somewhat more posh.

How are you? Did you see that horse just then? Big one, isn't it?

Ow am ya? Did yow see that 'oss then? Big'un, ay it?

 

[nyoe]

This would probably work better if you guys refered to the actualy IPA vowels and constonents for spelling then you wouldn't have both Americans and English people arguing over who does and does not have an accent. On that topic I'd like to state that as a central Canadian I obviously have the most Idealized form of English accent... so there... DEAL WITH IT!!!

 

[Dexiro]

Most accents can't really be typed out phonetically, if you asked me what my accent was like i'd just have to say "normal".

 

[Davey Woo]

Ih's a bih hard to type ouh mah accenh.
Cus there ain' many Tee's in ih.

Well, that was my best.

 

[Death-of-Penguins]

My ack-sent is far too sub-limin-al to be of muh-ch use.
No, in all honesty, the only thing people comment on is my pronunciation of words containing- "ow". Ah-ow.
Don't have a particular accent. Been mistaken for American, and German. Irish occasionally.
But it's more English, with far too many Scottish-isms.

 

[craddoke]

This is sort of a pointless exercise if the people responding don't even know the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet). After all, how do you know what the letters (especially vowels) you're typing sound like? "Typing phonetically" doesn't mean anything unless the letters have constant phonetic values.