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I like thick accents, and the Irish accent somewhat too. Some American accents are nice, others not so much.

My own accent is... er.... well, south Britain-ish, not the typical Brummy accent, and yeah...

my accent is weird and an infusion of a few different ways of thinking so it can be hard to describe but I'll do my best


I have a very thick American accent not really specific to one region of the US fused with a bit of ebonics and Indian English Some words I say super super Indian :/ arg so embarassing. My ghetto accent still lingers instead of "her" "huuur" instead of "fifty" "fiddy" instead of "dollars" "dalus", things like that. For you Brits if I am confusing you, I think this might be something like the American equivalent of a ****ney accent though I'm not sure!! (note: this guitar smiley has no relevance, I just saw it on the list and thought it looked cool )


Favorite accent? Australian!

Haha I was wondering when Breezie was going to pick her ingenious brain and come out with a ridiculously awesome thread

@Breezie/Binty, what on earth is a "chavy" accent?

@ Nazia - I know exactly what you described haha! just too funny!

About my accent, people in Sri Lanka say I have an American accent. People in America say I have a Sri lankan accent with touch of colonized British English. People in England say I have an American accent. So, I'm not sure where to pin it..

Oh a chavvy accent is awful Deez. I went to a highschool full of chavs everytime they opened their trashy mouths, nothing intelligent came out just stupidity and cussing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav

You all seem to have interesting accents!

i dont have an accent...only other people do...

^ Even i think that but when i hear others then i realise how different we sound depending on the place. My cousins sound different some words they pronounce according to their dialect and people they hang around with.

E'nin folks. Ain't too sure how I'd share my accent, but by golly I will try somehow.

^ How posh! I bet you sound more funny than i do.

london accent

Like Breeze I live in Yorkshire but my accent varies dependind on who I'm talking too or around. For example I used to have an Scotish accent when I visited my Grandparents and sometimes I sound like I'm from london as that is where I spent alot of my childhood. My mum raised me to use 'proper English' so my Yorkshire often sounds a little posh lol. And after watching Jayne Austen films or period-dramas I seem to talk very well indeed lol.

Assalamu alaikum (Peace be upon you)
GB Xx

who has an accent? I don't. I blend in real well where I live.

Yea Brotha

^ Deez thinks i sound a bit scottish with the brotha word.

He gets a kick out of hearing that, in other words he finds it amusing.

I was born in the northern United States and have been told I have what they call a "pittsburgh" accent (since I was born near there) but mostly I get told I "talk like a yankee", but I have lived in the southern part of the United States for 7 years and now have a bit more of a southern accent...so I guess my accent is a southern yankee. lol

examples:
coke..pepsi...-(northern) Pop (southern) Soda
Creek- Crick
Roof-Ruf
You all -y'all or better yet the northern yinz
I dont really say Ruf or Crick but my family does it's a northern thing I do say y'all and soda


I had to add this song here about my homestate of Pennsylvania because it's funny...and true lol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhFHqNKnfes

dahm yoo phillies suuck! go noo yawk yankees!

I don't get why my accent is so muddled & mixed, but my friend liked it so its all good.

I am from WESTERN Pennsylvania, lol, I am NOT a Phillies fan by any stretch of the imagination lol.

I've was told that i sound like a white girl a while back.

Yanks.

Hm.. steelers? lol boo anyway

yea I have a tendency to pick up accents quite quickly where ever I go
(my sister already said I sound a bit like a brit now)