Do you have an accent?

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,308]

I have one, it is called "Boring as hell." Pretty regional. Matches me down to a tee.

[Fritzy 1,690]

Not really...? Least I don’t think I do. I dunno. Probably not. 

[Cocokoru 133]

In my native language no. Maybe I pronounce some words differently by accident, but not that often, I think. On the other hand, it is really hard for me to understand old people sometimes, because of their dialects. It's like they are talking in a whole other language, haha.

I really wonder how I sound to others when talking in english, what I actually never do (no opportunity).

[The Kaeya Simp 13,969]

6 hours ago, Splashee said:

I default to boring "American English" accent when I switch from Swedish to English.

 

And Sweden have multiple accents, and sadly I have the standard boring one you can fall asleep to. Basically, boring either way!

atleast american one sound good

[Mini 451]

I have a really general Australian accent

like it's not too regional but not too posh either.

 

I really like English accents

[TheRockARooster 47,335]

14 minutes ago, Charlie said:

I have a really general Australian accent

like it's not too regional but not too posh either.

 

I really like English accents

AUSSIE!!

AUSSIE!!

AUSSIE!!

[Mini 451]

1 minute ago, TheRockARooster said:

AUSSIE!!

AUSSIE!!

AUSSIE!!

oi oi oi 

 

imma guess u probably have the same accent as mine

[TheRockARooster 47,335]

@Charlie

I'm not sure, you'll have to judge.

Here's my accent.

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Listen at your own risk.

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https://voca.ro/GO0X6mJ85kv

 

 

Edited November 21, 2019 by TheRockARooster

[AveryGamerDude 4,640]

...Technically, yes... Everyone has an accent. But I have a standard issue American accent. Exciting, I know...

[Cash In 21,531]

I suppose I have an Australian accent, but it isn't very strong. My voice is tricky to describe, unless heard.

[The Kaeya Simp 13,969]

6 hours ago, TheRockARooster said:

@Charlie

I'm not sure, you'll have to judge.

Here's my accent.

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Listen at your own risk.

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https://voca.ro/GO0X6mJ85kv

 

 

you have an Aussie accent, I cant tell difference (being half the world away),

I pretty much just expected that voice but like half an octave deeper

[Splashee 28,537]

17 hours ago, TheRockARooster said:

I have an accent from what I’m told. ^^

YES you do!

[Rainbow Cloud 16,588]

Yes, everyone has an accent.

As for mine I live in the North West of England and have a mix of a few northern accents blended together with more of a lean towards Scouse as my parents are from Liverpool originally.

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

I’ve lived in every part of the country at one point or another, so I have a mix of lots of regional dialects. I try not to get stuck in any one of them because I don’t like all the places I’ve lived. So my accent, if it can be considered an accent at all, is pretty minimal. As far as accents I like, I could listen to British/Scottish/Irish accents all day. They’re exquisite! 

[TheRockARooster 47,335]

1 minute ago, Dreambiscuit said:

I’ve lived in every part of the country at one point or another, so I have a mix of lots of regional dialects. I try not to get stuck in any one of them because I don’t like all the places I’ve lived. So my accent, if it can be considered an accent at all, is pretty minimal. As far as accents I like, I could listen to British/Scottish/Irish accents all day. They’re exquisite! 

I’m sure that your accent is a dream, Dreamy. ^^

[EpicEnergy 22,090]

I have a hint of a southern accent and a hint of a northern accent, but not much of either. I have the southern because I was born and raised in the south, and I have the northern because my dad is from a massive city up north.

[Handsome Changeling 1,851]

I have a hybrid Northern British accent, so I was born in Manchester and raised in Lancashire, my accent is genuinely amalgamated into one that doesn't fit a Mancunian or a Lancs raised person, quite messy.

[ShadOBabe 18,984]

No particularly notable American accent. But I've been told that when I get really excited, a Texas twang will slip out a bit. 

[Early Sunsets 2,106]

If you consider a monotone voice an accent, then yes.

If anything I have a slight southern accent, but it isn't super noticeable. At least, I don't think it is.

[applesjck 5,601]

I have a typical American accent with quite a few word pronunciation abnormalities. 

[Astralshy 23,596]

Oh I have definitely a German Accent. 

[Miss 6,211]

Pretty sure I commented In this a while ago but don't remember.

I would say my new age Chicagoan is pretty noticeable but doubt anyone would hear me and Be like "oh Chicago" generally not an accent one can easily point out since the 90's. Def. Midwestern maybe.

When I'm speaking Spanish my American accent is 100% noticeable. It bothers me jajaja but hey! Practice makes perfect.

 

 

[Sunset Rose 251]

I do, and my accent is a bit complicated. My mother taught me English and Latvian at the same time, and as I grew up we've lived in the UK (Manchester) and the United States (midwest) so my accent sort of evolved as we've moved around. I've also lived in Estonia when I was 20 and the bit of Estonian I learned tends to affect it as well since learning words like veoauto and häid Jõule forced me to change how I pronounced those words in my own tongue for them to actually make sense to people. Now that I've been living in Latvia again for some time, I don't actually speak English or Estonian aloud nearly as often so it's gotten a bit thicker and harder to understand both ways. My Y-sounds and vowels in general while speaking Latvian don't sound very natural and I speak more from the front of my mouth because of English. And when speaking English, my enunciation is kinda hit or miss and S-sounds and T-sounds are much more pronounced. They don't really flow like a native English-speaker. Some English Ts sound like Ss but I can't really do that very well myself.