How do you talk?

[TBD 17,252]

I talk how I type only with an slight accent. Expect I do have a habit of saying "ya know?" at the end of my sentence when I want to get my point across or rant. I would say “in’” instead of “ing” (goin’, wonderin’) and sometime say "ya" instead of "you" when talking depending how I use it. I also do not pronounce the "T".

And I think that's it...Idk I don't pay too close attention how I talk. It just comes and go.

[Lucky Bolt 35,057]

I talk with a slight southern accent, it comes out with particular words. For the most part I just got the plain midwestern accent no one ever notices. I'm kinda soft-spoken though and tend to talk rather slow, or at least that's what everyone tells me. I also talk gibberish and get tongue tied when I'm nervous or anxious or shy.  

Edited January 23, 2020 by Lucky Bolt

[Miss 6,222]

I would say I have an american accent. It matters when you're trying to speak in another language. 

For other americans I would say I guess I have a midwestern/chicagoan accent; however, when people hear that they probably think about that SNL skit when they speak really weird, but most people don't speak that way anymore. I will say we do say "da" instead of "the' but it's not that exaggerated. Chicago is a melting pot so everyone talks differently. It's pretty awesome.

[The Kaeya Simp 13,988]

In English I have a Glaswegian accent (like a little bit posh but not really)

[kinda deleted 224]

I don't know what my accent is. If I even have one...

[Cagey 4,217]

Accents are relative, so everyone has one, but many people aren’t able to differentiate their own from the “standard”.

[Cash In 22,062]

I've got an Australian accent, but I couldn't really tell you what my voice sounds like. I also digress with conversations pretty much all the time.

[Kadae 655]

I have a bit of an Australian accent, but English is my second language so it sounds a little wonky.

[applesjck 5,601]

I have a boring American accent, but due to my grandma's accent I do pronounce some words a bit strangely. 

I have a stuttering problem, but I'm working very hard to improve it!

And last but not least, because of my ADHD, I am absolutely horrible at staying on topic. 

[TheRockARooster 49,948]

I have an Australian accent and I used to enjoy sharing it but recently I’ve started to really hate the sound of my voice.

[Dreambiscuit 9,345]

On 3/3/2020 at 6:15 AM, TheRockARooster said:

I have an Australian accent and I used to enjoy sharing it but recently I’ve started to really hate the sound of my voice.

Your accent sounds awesome! I love that Aussie sound. 

[TheRockARooster 49,948]

Just now, Dreambiscuit said:

Your accent sounds awesome! I love that Aussie sound. 

Awwwww thank you.

I really wanna hear your voice. ^^

[Dreambiscuit 9,345]

4 minutes ago, TheRockARooster said:

Awwwww thank you.

I really wanna hear your voice. ^^

I sound like a cartoon character. 

[Rainbow Cloud 17,749]

I'm English but the accent I have is probably not what people expect. Mine's kind of a mix of a few North West English accents.

[Clawdeen 12,182]

It's a mix of philly and baltimore.

Edited October 18, 2023 by Clawdeen

[Crunchypuff 152]

I have a bit of an accent from living my whole life in Texas, and trouble speaking in general. 

Sometimes it's like I can't get the thoughts to go from my brain to my mouth, and I find it much easier to type unless I spend a long time preparing the exact words I'm going to say. If I don't think a lot before talking, it tends to end up disorganized and confusing.

[Narcissus 354]

I have a low, understated voice. I usually speak quietly unless I'm mad, in which case I swear loudly a couple of times and then communicate with non-verbal means.

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

I can't exactly describe it, I just know that I don't like the sound of my voice. It sounds a lot better in my head than when I'm actually speaking.

[Sovereign Leader Rarity 12,006]

I have a British accent that I imagine is pretty apparent to those overseas.

That said, I say "bath" as opposed to "barth" like many other Brits, so that's something I guess.

[dead account 2,710]

I think my english is not too bad, but of course I have some accent. I guess some german accent. The biggest problem is just to learn the vocabulary. There is not a single day where I'm not using the translator, a new word is always popping up.

When it comes to german, I think I have my somewhat own way of talking, haha. Keeping the sentences as short as possible, even leaving some letters away. I'm just more easy-going in general. Dunno, talking just doesn't give me much satisfaction, I prefer to actively do something, to feel alive.

[ExplosionMare 18,058]

I'm either loud and excited or squeaky and quiet

[Cheerilee 26,571]

I always talk out of my ass.

[They call me Loyalty 1,948]

I talk using my vocal cords and controlling the air stored in my lungs, to produce and modulate sound waves that create a vibration on the medium of air. As well as tongue movement in conjunction with facial musculature contraction and jaw articulation for pronunciation. It is  truly a wondrously complex process considering the kind garbage most people say every time they open their mouth. Almost like the human body is wasted on humanity. Don't you agree? I sometimes even regret having giving this gift to them. But I still love them, even to my own detriment.

No, for real. I talk like any other person. Here in mendoza, argentina. The accent of my native spanish is neutral, unlike in other less fortunate provinces of this country. Which is awesome. And I do not digress, unless I do it on purpose. In which case, I do digress a lot.

[Tom Gallagher 33,572]

I struggle with social skills a lot of the time. It's not a problem here anymore because I've been on it long enough to know how to talk to everypony but in real life, I tend to struggle with shyness and awkwardness. I'm essentially Peter Parker. 

[Orgazoid 53]

how is it even possible to not have an accent