accent

i have a prominent accent, but what does it actually sound like???? a mix of british/australian/new zealand even though out of those places i've only lived in new zealand
i lived in paris until i was 8 and i don't even have anything similar to an french accent oops
here's a relatively recent example of my accent from april when i was dared to read spongebob fanfiction by a friend
PG-13 content!!!!
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0vS4zec93Et

as for my favourite accents??? all variations of the southern drawl hands down
love 'em
 
According to one of my real life friends, I've got a Michigan accent, whatever that is. Which is strange, considering I live nowhere near Michigan.
But I love German and Russian accents, they're beautiful. The language is great, too.
 
I'm Australian, and Nowra-bogan.. (It's a hole town in Australia for all you over sea critters out there).

Nah my accent isn't too bad, I don't think.. Well, I can hear me sound Australian, but my voice is pretty deep, and it's not all 'G'day mate hows it garn? Awr dats swell aye!'. But I don't pronounce 'Th' correctly.. I say it like 'fe', which I don't see the problem, but to others they're like 'Talk properly!' ;-;

My favourite accent would have to be Italian, it's so sexy. Oh, you speak italian? Stroof me dingo.
 
Dott said:
According to one of my real life friends, I've got a Michigan accent, whatever that is. Which is strange, considering I live nowhere near Michigan.
But I love German and Russian accents, they're beautiful. The language is great, too.
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Michiganians don't have specific accents... xD

Y'all might think I got me an accent, but I ain't got none-a them fancy ways-a talkin'.

Like most American chicks, I think British and Australian accents are hot, like omg. Irish and Scottish accents can be cool, too, but they remind me of Craig Ferguson and it makes me laugh :U
 
My accent is pretty much the Queen's English (sadly) mixed with bogan sounding Australian. I could be talking and words will sound posh and then in the same sentence other words will come out real Australian sounding.

What is worse is that I recently watched a ton of True Blood back-to-back and now I'm saying common things with a Southern US accent! I have a habit of picking up other people's accents if I listen to them a lot in a short period of time.
 
I have a slight British accent (Manchester accent, Mancunian, whatever you want to call it) probably because I was born and raised in Manchester until I was 7. Since I moved to the US, I've sort of picked up an "American" accent. It's kind of weird, actually. People I say certain words in a typical American accent and then revert back to a British one. I don't really know to be honest.

Australian and French accents have always intrigued me. Not sure why, but yeah. They're pretty cool to listen to.
 
Guess.

If you have a South African accent I'd probably take a bullet for you.
 
Spack said:
I have a posh English accent, as I was brought up to speak like a Lord. I'm not even from a particularly rich family, yet my family speak like the Royal Family.
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Oh the contrasts...I'm fairly middle class and I go to a posh private school yet I talk kind of like a chav sometimes. xD
 
I'm a Mexican, but I have an American accent because I was born and raised in the US. There's nothing special about this accent, unfortunately. My favorite accents are Australian, Scottish, and Irish. They sound so cute! I also like the Italian accent, but not as much as those three.
 
I have a Puerto Rican accent when I speak Spanish since I was born in Puerto Rico. I have an American accent for English, nothing special. My favourite accent is the New York accent, I wish I could speak like a New Yorker.
 
Just your typical boring American accent, though couple words like "potatoes" sound a little bit different. My "Engrish" I had when I first came to United States is long gone now.
 
Well... I kinda have this sort of (fake) british accent when Im talking english. Although it changes from time to time. And I try as hard as possible to avoid finglish... Its dreadful sounding imo.
 
I have a midwestern american accent :p Michigander here.

Fun fact: My dad is english and nobody ever lets me forget :p they ask if he drinks tea and stupid stuff like that...
 
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