Do You Have An Accent?

[Splashee 28,537]

I can get a little bit southern accent if I say the line "I can't see the TV!"

[Early Sunsets 2,106]

I used to have a southern accent, but it was so slight that it definitely could have changed by now. I haven't really spent time around someone else with a southern accent since high school. Accents can change in that time.

[Handsome Changeling 1,851]

English. I have a weird northern Mancunian, central England accent hybrid thanks to moving from Manchester at a young age to Blackpool. I don't pronounce O sounds as Os. For example my pronunciation on "Book" is a lot closer to "bUk" and my pronunciation on "cup" is a LOT more pronounced. The U is much harsher and louder sounding.

[Technoblade 112]

literally everybody has an accent if they can speak

[The Kaeya Simp 13,953]

6 minutes ago, Handsome Changeling said:

English. I have a weird northern Mancunian, central England accent hybrid thanks to moving from Manchester at a young age to Blackpool. I don't pronounce O sounds as Os. For example my pronunciation on "Book" is a lot closer to "bUk" and my pronunciation on "cup" is a LOT more pronounced. The U is much harsher and louder sounding.

I love those accents 

[AppleButt 8,669]

A bit of a southern accent.  Definitely not as strong as a lot of people around me though. 

[Rainbow Cloud 16,141]

Kind of a bit of a mix of North West English accents, I live in and was brought up in Cumbria but don't really have the local accent, my parents are from Liverpool so there's a bit of Scouse mixed in there too.

Edited June 7, 2020 by Rainbow Cloud

[ExplosionMare 18,007]

Whenever I get real loud or worked up I go into full southern mode

[skycastles 4]

A western accent? I remember my mind was blown when I realized I also had an accent XD

 

[TheRockARooster 47,238]

I'm willing to show off my accentbut I'm charging money for showing it off now. ^^

Edited June 9, 2020 by TheRockARooster 🐔

[LionPonyNerd 50]

I’m from a place with a very strong dialect, so yes.

[HeavenSunset 1,866]

Sometimes I talk with a slavic accent for fun

[Splashee 28,537]

I am using my current standard boring US accent for all my English talks

[Tom Gallagher 33,521]

I have quite a posh Irish accent. I can sometimes sound like a mix between Twilight, Fluttershy and Rarity. 

[Vefka 1,499]

I can't think of specific term to describe my accent

It's like opposite to Russian accent, too "soft" with unnecessary "th" sounds. Never really practiced my speaking outside of school though

[Evil Pink One 12,953]

I would like to hear a person without an accent... Can anyone tell me what does it sound like?

[Crimson storm 1,826]

 I have a mixture of southern and northern accent you have to listen extremely closely to it 

[Savygriffs 5,019]

I have kind of a southern accent, being from Texas and all.

And my best friend loves playfully teasing me for it all the time. 

[schizo 85]

Unfortunately yes, a Northern English one. I hate it.

For example I pronounce 'my' as 'me' in most cases. Doesn't get worse than that!

[daviddaviddavid 772]

Probably what most people outside of England would think of as a "standard English accent", and what's probably best described in England as a 'Home Counties' accent (i.e. originating broadly from all the counties of England that border London)

[Fluttershyfan94 5,737]

I'm told by English speaking folks that I have a very strong and sexy accent UwU meanwhile I don't think I have an accent at all actually. That accent being an Icelandic accent, southern so there are obviously a lot of very strong pronunciations as English is a soft language while Icelandic is opposite of that very hard spoken language. English does not feel natural to speak it sounds submissive while Icelandic is dominant. Therefore I speak English that way as well making me sound as I do OwO. I'm told I have a very strong voice and have competed in giving speeches and reading poems one teacher told me I have a magnificently strong voice and that I'm great at speaking that is. So yes I like it.

Edited July 5, 2021 by Fluttershyfan94

[The Kaeya Simp 13,953]

a kinda posh glaswegian accent (I grew up in a working class area)

On 2021-07-01 at 8:24 PM, Ocean Breeze said:

I have kind of a southern accent, being from Texas and all.

And my best friend loves playfully teasing me for it all the time. 

your voice probably sounds great, (you can tell I like the southern accent uwu)

 

On 2021-07-01 at 9:39 PM, schizo said:

Unfortunately yes, a Northern English one. I hate it.

For example I pronounce 'my' as 'me' in most cases. Doesn't get worse than that!

what kind of northern english? yorkshire? scouse? mancurian? (just curious)

7 hours ago, Fluttershyfan94 said:

I'm told by English speaking folks that I have a very strong and sexy accent UwU meanwhile I don't think I have an accent at all actually. That accent being an Icelandic accent, southern so there are obviously a lot of very strong pronunciations as English is a soft language while Icelandic is opposite of that very hard spoken language. English does not feel natural to speak it sounds submissive while Icelandic is dominant. Therefore I speak English that way as well making me sound as I do OwO. I'm told I have a very strong voice and have competed in giving speeches and reading poems one teacher told me I have a magnificently strong voice and that I'm great at speaking that is. So yes I like it.

uwu, icelandic accent is nice owo

[schizo 85]

On 2021-07-05 at 6:42 PM, The Hawks Simp said:

what kind of northern english? yorkshire? scouse? mancurian? (just curious)

 

Edited July 27, 2021 by schizo

[Sunset Rose 251]

I grew up with a Latvian mother teaching me both Latvian and English but her English was never perfect. I pronounced my Vs as Ws for a very long time because it was hard for her to pronounce a V in English correctly. Some Ss were pronounced as Zs due to the way we pronounce some words in Latvian. While I like to think I speak perfect English now, these days I hardly speak English out loud compared to how often I type it, so those old habits come back to me from time to time over phone calls and things like that. I live in Riga, and many of the Northern parts of the country can come off as somewhat Italian-sounding to people who not know the difference. My English can have this kind of 'flavor' to it sometimes.

[Lord Chin Chin 1,201]

I spent most of my life in Oklahoma so I probably have an accent I think, since we moved out of America its alot different to others in thi country

My parents both have quite thick Polish accents so part of that probs mixes in to 🤔

@ExplosionMare

Your a murican, what do u think does Oklahoma have much of an accent?  X3