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I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.trix5817You do have an accent, everyone does. You can't really detect your own if you've grown up with it hearing it all the time. but its there... and its watching you....
I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.trix5817
my mom is from michigan...she used to have an accent but now she talks more and more like a new yorker. i pretty sure you have an accent
[QUOTE="trix5817"]I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.Apollo5000You do have an accent, everyone does. You can't really detect your own if you've grown up with it hearing it all the time. but its there... and its watching you....Yeah. Ask a British person if you have an accent.
[QUOTE="trix5817"]I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.Apollo5000You do have an accent, everyone does. You can't really detect your own if you've grown up with it hearing it all the time. but its there... and its watching you....
[QUOTE="trix5817"]I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.MCNewYork87
my mom is from michigan...she used to have an accent but now she talks more and more like a new yorker. i pretty sure you have an accent
[QUOTE="MCNewYork87"][QUOTE="trix5817"]I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.trix5817
my mom is from michigan...she used to have an accent but now she talks more and more like a new yorker. i pretty sure you have an accent
for the first 20 something years of her life.
I've lived in the south for most of my life, I don't think I have a southern accent, but when I lived in maine, kids made fun of me because they thought I talked slow. Which I don't think I do.blooddemon666in the south...they perfected cloning....its called cousins
I've lived in the south for most of my life, I don't think I have a southern accent, but when I lived in maine, kids made fun of me because they thought I talked slow. Which I don't think I do.blooddemon666in the south...they perfected cloning....its called cousins
[QUOTE="blooddemon666"]I've lived in the south for most of my life, I don't think I have a southern accent, but when I lived in maine, kids made fun of me because they thought I talked slow. Which I don't think I do.LA_lakers_4lifein the south...they perfected cloning....its called cousinsIt wasn't funny the first time.
We don't really get accents anywhere west of the Ontario-Quebec border here in Canada. An Albertan sounds the Same as an Ontarian, Who sounds the same as BCers. But the accents we do get are weird. Newfie accents are so foreign I've seen them subtitled on TV.
So yeah, when I went down to the states, I was a little surprised to hear all the various accents they have down there.
Some people say I have a slight Jersey accent, whatever that means...I guess they think because I from there, I sound like Tony Soprano or something. I don't sound anything like him.
[QUOTE="blooddemon666"]I've lived in the south for most of my life, I don't think I have a southern accent, but when I lived in maine, kids made fun of me because they thought I talked slow. Which I don't think I do.LA_lakers_4lifein the south...they perfected cloning....its called cousins erm, what does that mean? I've lived most of my life in virginia, which is like the most northern southern state... if that makes any sense.
[QUOTE="Apollo5000"][QUOTE="trix5817"]I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.yermomsboxxYou do have an accent, everyone does. You can't really detect your own if you've grown up with it hearing it all the time. but its there... and its watching you....Yeah. Ask a British person if you have an accent. Yeah its amazing because yanks seem to think Uk chaps have an accent. Simple fact is ours is very flat, its the yanks who have the accent. Try saying the word Aluminuim and World..... I rest my case. Americans go round the world when they say it......Such strange people.
[QUOTE="LA_lakers_4life"][QUOTE="blooddemon666"]I've lived in the south for most of my life, I don't think I have a southern accent, but when I lived in maine, kids made fun of me because they thought I talked slow. Which I don't think I do.blooddemon666in the south...they perfected cloning....its called cousins erm, what does that mean? I've lived most of my life in virginia, which is like the most northern southern state... if that makes any sense.
its kinda like a my mothers my sister type of thing.....he is infering southern people are inbred...i don't agree though i have heard stories of some families in Louisiana....
i dont think New Yorkers have accents. (upstate newyork)xxQuadropwnedxx
yea they do....its just not a strong accent but its still an accent. The only way not to have one is to not speak.
[QUOTE="yermomsboxx"][QUOTE="Apollo5000"][QUOTE="trix5817"]I don't really think I have an accent. I'm from Michigan. The only places I have really heard accents in the US in some east coast areas and the south. Everyone else sounds the same to me.ardyliciousYou do have an accent, everyone does. You can't really detect your own if you've grown up with it hearing it all the time. but its there... and its watching you....Yeah. Ask a British person if you have an accent. Yeah its amazing because yanks seem to think Uk chaps have an accent. Simple fact is ours is very flat, its the yanks who have the accent. Try saying the word Aluminuim and World..... I rest my case. Americans go round the world when they say it......Such strange people.Haha. I know what you mean. I was just having a conversation yesterday with someone who pronounced room as "rum." You can't drink a damn living space (well, some of us could).
Average American accent. I live in the northwest. At least I think its average... I do say "wull" instead of "well" sometimes...Yeah Northwesterners don't seem to have much of an accent at all. Boston New york and Jersey all have really strong ones as do the southerners. I live in Oregon btw.
DrinkDuff
[QUOTE="DrinkDuff"]Average American accent. I live in the northwest. At least I think its average... I do say "wull" instead of "well" sometimes...Yeah Northwesterners don't seem to have much of an accent at all. Boston New york and Jersey all have really strong ones as do the southerners. I live in Oregon btw.High five! Anyway, I think we need a second opinion, because we both live in the northwest after all so we can hardly trust our own judgement on the issue.... :P
TheWindWaker11
Like spaghetti western?I don't know, really...I guess a western Canadian accent, if there's such thing...
Fortier
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