Whats your accent?
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My accent varies depending on how I feel. When I'm angry, my mexican accent begins to appear. If I'm excited, my voice becomes high pitched. When I was younger, people on Xbox Live would think I was a girl.
I'm right on the south coast of England, so I have a pretty posh British accent, which I'm rather proud of. Oh how I do enjoy being fawned over when I travel to the states.
If I ever spend time with my family, I tend to come back speaking with a slight Italian accent which apparently always sounds weird because even though I am half Italian, you couldn't tell by looking at me.
I'd kill for an Irish accent.
Although why any of you lot would care about this is beyond me.
If I ever spend time with my family, I tend to come back speaking with a slight Italian accent which apparently always sounds weird because even though I am half Italian, you couldn't tell by looking at me.
I'd kill for an Irish accent.
Although why any of you lot would care about this is beyond me.
Mild to regular Scouse accent (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scouse) with a tendency to use overcomplicated sentences.
I'm an ambiguous person, anonymity is my shield, acting my sword, I make due with whatever accent I have the capacitry to voice. But... yea.
My original accent is a Western United States mumble, barely audible, often hoarse, with a pleasant tinge of Californian and full of sardonics and shouts. So, Yea. That's it.
My original accent is a Western United States mumble, barely audible, often hoarse, with a pleasant tinge of Californian and full of sardonics and shouts. So, Yea. That's it.
like i said "alien" is not the correct term. but you did answer my question so thank you. Maybe to you your accent sounds ordinary but my american accent sound not ordinary?mathias53 said:but thats not what i am talking about, what im saying is does anybody with a british accent think that americans have the accent and british people dont. Most americans will say that they dont have an accent but british people do, thats because most americans are ignorant. Do people with a british accent think the same way, that british people do not have an accent but americans do, or are americans just snobs?faselei said:There are tens of accents in Britain and Ireland, mainly based on geography but also social class. Accents can develop within only a few generations and if people don't move around much they stay. My family are from the north east of England, and i can hardly understand them, when i'm drunk i sound like a Victorian cockney chimney sweep because that's where i grew up in London, but i have been living in the South West where they talk like pirates (or rather pirates talk like them) and so sometimes this slips in... you can tell a hell of a lot by how someone talks in the UK, its a bit weird because you drive 50 miles and everyone is talking differently all of a sudden ...mathias53 said:
I have an increadiblt slight southern accent that comes out every now and then on top of a London accent when I start swearing or am pissed.
I have an Ontarioian accent, deeper and stronger than most. I am told that I have a good voice for news, though I need to pay attention to my speech as I tend to talk quickly and mumble.