Do you have an accent...

[Frostweaver]

You don't know if you have an accent... accent is something based on the opinions of other people ^_^;

I can't say plenty of words... three/free are identical when I say it x_x; and then there are a few others but I can't recall them at the moment...

 

[Geometric-sama]

LOL, I guess I just have an ordinary Australian accent. It's not pronounced or anything though. And I can imitate some other accents.

 

[Miyu-chan]

You don't know if you have an accent... accent is something based on the opinions of other people ^_^;

I can't say plenty of words... three/free are identical when I say it x_x; and then there are a few others but I can't recall them at the moment...

xD; Maybe I've should have typed, Do other people think you have an accent? n_n; My friend says no, but my mom says I speak 'rusty' English. In other terms, not speaking it fluently as I should've been. =D;

 

[Iveechan]

I feel I have a slight accent. It depends on my location. When I was living in New York for several years, I had a very slight New York accent which would only escalate when I was angry and yelling at someone (ha, made me a tad thuggish). After living in Maryland for several more years, I have a bit of a southern-ness, once again, more noticable when yelling.

 

[Purin]

Maybe a Singaporean kind? I'm not sure.
I did post a voice clip on PC before but I lost it on my computer =P

 

[Forest Grovyle]

I have a plain English accent :) It's much like the "typical" one, but not as refined (I drop my letters, since I'm from the South East of England ;))

I love Southern accents :D I think they're great!

 

[Kairi]

No accent here. ^_^;; Well, not that I know of, anyway. =\ I don't speak with the stereotypical Canadian accent. X3; I'm pretty normal (well, in that aspect).

oO; On a sort of related topic... my dad says he might be able to get our mic working on the other computer, though.

>.>; *holds back from making a tease here*

Ooo, get the mic working! Yeah~~~that?d be awesome. O_O

 

[asher_son_of_ash]

:) Yes, I have an accent. Normal Filipino accent. =P But I have imitation accents too. o.O; Like, chinese, brit, scottish, Aussie language too. :|
^_~ Which is why I confuse myself when I speak in different accents. :P

 

[yay!boromir]

I guess an accent depends on where you are from and where you live. Accents are only obvious if your not used to them.

 

[TRIFORCE89]

I think everybody has an accent. If your British then you think the Americans have the accent, if your American then its the other way around. I'm Canadian. I don't think I've ever heared anyone use a Canadian stereotype accent, ever. I don't think I have an accent.

 

[Miyu-chan]

I don't know New Yorkers have accents. xD; You learn something new everyday, huh? n_n;

 

[Pokemaster10000]

I don't know New Yorkers have accents. xD; You learn something new everyday, huh? n_n;

Trust me...a lot of people do. :P
Well I don't really know if I have an accent. It's probaly my deep voice. XD

And about the learning part.....I'm not so sure about that. :P

 

[Iveechan]

New York... I think it's more commonly refered to as a Jersey accent, like Meowth and Bugs Bunny.

 

[Seoul]

heh. Ive been asked if ive ever lived with a newfie [new found land peoples, east coast of canada]. I have a slightly odd accent that changes from sentence to sentence even, depending on how sober I am [on sugar.. really. o_o] i once was bugging a friend out with this horrible southern accent.. and this eddy-murphy type thing. although, to her delight, i got out of my stuck couthern accent and became english! yeay.
w/e. i have an under accent of typical canadian.. ay.
i grew up with scandinavian peoples, so i often say 'dat' over 'that', etc. for the languages dont have a 'th' sound.

 

[Geometric-sama]

I like imitating an Indian accent... like the radio show host here in Australia who does "celebrity phone scams".

 

[TeamRocket]

Parlez vous francais? Wi Wi Mademoiselle!