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 Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 5:23 am
anyone have a mix of accents?because i do and everyone laughs at me.my moms northern and my dads from the south so i have a mix of that and a posh accent which no one else in my family has.anyway people ask if im scottish,english or northern alot.
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Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 1:07 pm
when you say Northern, do you mean northern United States or Northern Europe as in Scandinavia, Finland, Estonia, and russia?
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Posted: Thu Aug 17, 2006 2:01 pm
I tend to have a Southern accent with a lot of words, a British accent with any word I learned from Harry Potter, Same with Australian for anything I hear from Clair on Lost but it's so much like British it doesn't matter, a Japanese accent, and a Northern accent whenever I visit my cousins. And that's all at once. Sometimes I can take one accent at a time if I really wanted, but I think it's fun to use them all at once.
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Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 11:03 am
I have a Northern U.S. accent. You know, I was talking to this girl from Madrid, and she said that when she speaks English, she sounds half-American, half-British, and with a little bit of a Spanish accent. xd I thought it was a cool combo.
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Spanish Nerd Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 12:46 pm
spanishnerd99 I have a Northern U.S. accent. You know, I was talking to this girl from Madrid, and she said that when she speaks English, she sounds half-American, half-British, and with a little bit of a Spanish accent. xd I thought it was a cool combo. I think Hellsbitch said she had a semi-british, semi-american accent when she speaks english
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Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2006 7:54 am
I'm pretty sure my accent is mainly German-like. I'm really used to saying things like "Vikipedia" or "visky", although I can pronounce W's just fine.
I've been told my accent sounds kind of British when I speak English (in addition to that ugly softened-German element). I guess it's just because the British accent is much easier than the American. I can't really speak with an American accent; I never knew how to do that right.
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 8:00 am
I have the standard American accent. crying
We spent so much time overseas with different Americans that all of our accents just cancelled each other out. sweatdrop
I can ATTEMPT to have a few accents, though.
Damn, I'm still trying to learn that Australian accent. It's SO COOL.
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 9:26 am
I can easily take on other accents. That's one thing that helps me learn to speak a new language.
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Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 12:09 am
F. Fritzi I'm pretty sure my accent is mainly German-like. I'm really used to saying things like "Vikipedia" or "visky", although I can pronounce W's just fine. I've been told my accent sounds kind of British when I speak English (in addition to that ugly softened-German element). I guess it's just because the British accent is much easier than the American. I can't really speak with an American accent; I never knew how to do that right. Yeah, same here, except that my accent would be more Swedish, I guess. And for me it's usually the opposite, I pronounce my V's as W. >.< But like you said, British English is easier than American English. 3nodding Though I prefer the American one. >.<
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Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 9:09 am
Mivi F. Fritzi I'm pretty sure my accent is mainly German-like. I'm really used to saying things like "Vikipedia" or "visky", although I can pronounce W's just fine. I've been told my accent sounds kind of British when I speak English (in addition to that ugly softened-German element). I guess it's just because the British accent is much easier than the American. I can't really speak with an American accent; I never knew how to do that right. Yeah, same here, except that my accent would be more Swedish, I guess. And for me it's usually the opposite, I pronounce my V's as W. >.< But like you said, British English is easier than American English. 3nodding Though I prefer the American one. >.< I'm American and prefer the British accent. xd
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 2:34 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Mivi F. Fritzi I'm pretty sure my accent is mainly German-like. I'm really used to saying things like "Vikipedia" or "visky", although I can pronounce W's just fine. I've been told my accent sounds kind of British when I speak English (in addition to that ugly softened-German element). I guess it's just because the British accent is much easier than the American. I can't really speak with an American accent; I never knew how to do that right. Yeah, same here, except that my accent would be more Swedish, I guess. And for me it's usually the opposite, I pronounce my V's as W. >.< But like you said, British English is easier than American English. 3nodding Though I prefer the American one. >.< I'm American and prefer the British accent. xd yeah me too , but more of an aussie one though
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 3:33 pm
Kokoroki Hermonie Urameshi Mivi F. Fritzi I'm pretty sure my accent is mainly German-like. I'm really used to saying things like "Vikipedia" or "visky", although I can pronounce W's just fine. I've been told my accent sounds kind of British when I speak English (in addition to that ugly softened-German element). I guess it's just because the British accent is much easier than the American. I can't really speak with an American accent; I never knew how to do that right. Yeah, same here, except that my accent would be more Swedish, I guess. And for me it's usually the opposite, I pronounce my V's as W. >.< But like you said, British English is easier than American English. 3nodding Though I prefer the American one. >.< I'm American and prefer the British accent. xd yeah me too , but more of an aussie one though
My brother curses more than the rest of us, even though I'm the only one to hear it. He likes to say 'bloody hell' a lot and use 'bloody' to describe a lot of things that others would usually can 'damn' or 'f***ing' whatever. That's our favourite. xd And the spelling I use...
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 1:13 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Kokoroki Hermonie Urameshi Mivi F. Fritzi I'm pretty sure my accent is mainly German-like. I'm really used to saying things like "Vikipedia" or "visky", although I can pronounce W's just fine. I've been told my accent sounds kind of British when I speak English (in addition to that ugly softened-German element). I guess it's just because the British accent is much easier than the American. I can't really speak with an American accent; I never knew how to do that right. Yeah, same here, except that my accent would be more Swedish, I guess. And for me it's usually the opposite, I pronounce my V's as W. >.< But like you said, British English is easier than American English. 3nodding Though I prefer the American one. >.< I'm American and prefer the British accent. xd yeah me too , but more of an aussie one though
My brother curses more than the rest of us, even though I'm the only one to hear it. He likes to say 'bloody hell' a lot and use 'bloody' to describe a lot of things that others would usually can 'damn' or 'f***ing' whatever. That's our favourite. xd And the spelling I use...
heh to the max!
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Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2006 8:51 am
I have a mixture of a southern English accent and a Northern North American Accent which is easily swayed by other accents so it's a mess.
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