[QUOTE="Wolls"][QUOTE="BlindBluMonstah"][QUOTE="Wolls"] Narr yours is thicker than his :P haha i thought so :P but then i cant think of anyone else whos famous ;( :P dave yours is a bit posh from what i remember! :P lol yea kinda. Gonna have to give you a call sometime :) haha yeah and cool thatd be nice! :P
A sort of London-ish accent. My Mum was from up north and I grew up with some people with very strong cockney accents and a few others. So I have a mixture.
lol at those claiming to have no accents (unless they're mutes, in which case I apologise)
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Every accent thread seems to have people that claim they have none.
[QUOTE="Wolls"][QUOTE="BlindBluMonstah"] haha i thought so :P but then i cant think of anyone else whos famous ;( :P dave yours is a bit posh from what i remember! :PLJS9502_basic
lol yea kinda. Gonna have to give you a call sometime :)You speak posh?:P you want his number dont you ljs ;) hehe :P
[QUOTE="Wolls"][QUOTE="BlindBluMonstah"] haha i thought so :P but then i cant think of anyone else whos famous ;( :P dave yours is a bit posh from what i remember! :PLJS9502_basic
lol yea kinda. Gonna have to give you a call sometime :)You speak posh?:P Lol not lardy-dar posh, more middle class
It's all over the place, I was born in Wales but I've been living in England for the past couple of years. Sometime say I sound welsh, others say I sound Canadian..what the hell?
Wisconsin/Minnesota/Yooper. I mean don't sound like some of the people in the movie Fargo, but you could probably pick me out if I moved to any other part of the country. Here is kind of what I sound like, but a dude... it was the first video.
Not really any sort of accent. Although I may have a slight Bostonian one, being from Massachusetts. I have a habit of using "You doing this?" instead of "Are you doing this?" for example.
my accent is a lack of one. Sometimes I replace I'll with are. Like I add an "r" in there for some reason but people dont notice because it just blends with the sentence.
I dont know what movie star has my accent, but people say I sound southern, british, and Chinese. I was born here in Maryland, and I have always lived here in Maryland, my parents were born here as well as their parents and even their parents were born here. If you look at my family tree, granted I think I do have some british in me, but Chinese? no one in my family tree is chinese
i grew up around a ton people with lowell, ma accents (the fighter had some good ones. the r's arent hard enough but id rather have that than it overdone) that i catch tinges of in my own.
Southern England Newsreader, or so I'm told. The occassional word pops out and which I think sounds proper Aussie these days, which I'm mindful of and have to reel it back in.
It's impossible to lack an accent... to your self yes there is... The only person sounds normal is truly youWhile you would be used to your accent...it's still an accent.
It's impossible to lack an accent... to your self yes there is... The only person sounds normal is truly you
You certainly become very aware of your accent when you go overseas. I remember living with a girl in Sydney who couldn't understand me because my accent was too thick - at the time I thought that was very weird as I speak like the f***ing queen.
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