what kind of accent do you have??

It's impossible to lack an accent...LJS9502_basic

TheN I have no idea what to call mine. My way of talking is, look at the word, and exactly how it looks I say it like that. I dont stress syllables, roll "r's"

American, but there are too many American accents, just British English but not fancy I guess. The closest thing I have to an accent is saying "like" a lot.

I'm from Glasgow so probably the only celeb I can think of that still has their accent is Billy Connely.

Ghetto cali accent.

Not sure..Im from Cleveland so I guess I have a midwestern accent. I don't notice it obviously.

When you guys say that "you don't have an accent" do you just mean that you have an average American accent? (I'm just assuming that the majority of posters on here are from the USA)

CammiTac

I suppose "average American" is right. It's that I don't fall in any group. I would know if I had a New York, Southern, English, or Scottish accent. I have no accent that fits into any specific group.

It's impossible to lack an accent...LJS9502_basic

I sound like a british chav from sheffield england.

I have a lil bit of a spanish accent I assume. I don't know what celebrity I would sound like.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]It's impossible to lack an accent...scorch-62

[QUOTE="bobaban"]

Don't have any accent, Canadian but don't we don't use "aboot" and "eh" around here.

EDIT: I see people are raging about people saying they have no accent. I have the standard American accent, K.

LJS9502_basic

I think I need to travel somewhere and ask people what type of accent I have O_____o

I'd love to have a "Canadian" accent, it's just that I don't hear a difference between me/people around me and the majority of voices in media from the US.

[QUOTE="scorch-62"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]It's impossible to lack an accent...LJS9502_basic

Should be a Welsh accent but i'm really good with accents and i'm usually doing a voice and my voice has turned into something i cant describe.

Since I was born in the Philippines I had a Filipino accent speaking English, but as I moved to the States my accent disappeared

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="bobaban"]

Don't have any accent, Canadian but don't we don't use "aboot" and "eh" around here.

EDIT: I see people are raging about people saying they have no accent. I have the standard American accent, K.

IcyToasters

I think I need to travel somewhere and ask people what type of accent I have O_____o

I'd love to have a "Canadian" accent, it's just that I don't hear a difference between me/people around me and the majority of voices in media from the US.

Give me a proper name for my "accent," then I will say I have an accent.

None, I was always taught to speak correctly

Jaysonguy

Give me a proper name for my "accent," then I will say I have an accent.

no_more_fayth

[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

Give me a proper name for my "accent," then I will say I have an accent.

LJS9502_basic

Nevada.

[QUOTE="IcyToasters"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Probably cause you don't notice it. Every hockey player from Canada...minus French Canadians...I've heard have that accent.:PLJS9502_basic

I think I need to travel somewhere and ask people what type of accent I have O_____o

I'd love to have a "Canadian" accent, it's just that I don't hear a difference between me/people around me and the majority of voices in media from the US.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="IcyToasters"]
I've never actually heard someone say that they've noticed Canadians having an accent that is noticable compared to people from the states (the type of accent you mostly hear on American televison, I suppose)... Apart from French Canadians, Newfoundlanders, Cape Bretoners, people who live in rural areas, etc.

I think I need to travel somewhere and ask people what type of accent I have O_____o

I'd love to have a "Canadian" accent, it's just that I don't hear a difference between me/people around me and the majority of voices in media from the US.

bobaban

[QUOTE="bobaban"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]I can hear the difference between Canadian and US. Interesting though that you don't. Not sure why....

LJS9502_basic

Canadian Accent EH?

Canadian Accent EH?

T_REX305

Do your toilets fill with maple syrup instead of water? :0

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="bobaban"] The standard Canadian accent is the same as the standard American accent. No one knows I'm Canadian when I'm in America.

Ace6301

[QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] There is no standard accent. And perhaps you've adapted your accent a bit if you've been awhile in one place. It does happen. But Canadians don't actually have the same accent as Americans of the US variety.LJS9502_basic

mix of new england and southern

mix of new england and southern

wis3boi

That sounds rather interesting.

im allround southern boy lolz...i sound like i should be in nascar

[QUOTE="F1_2004"]"no accent" in North America is an American accent. The English certainly don't speak their English the way we do over here.LJS9502_basic

I sound like them country folk, no lie.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]It's impossible to lack an accent...scorch-62

It's much more than that, something I learned when I moved from the east coast to the midwest.

It seems to my surprise that I have kinda a British accent (and several people have ask me about that), yet I don't have any British in me.

New Yawk

entropyecho

I'd imagine I have an NZ accent.