How do you talk?

[Windy Flicker 16]

I have an italian accent because I am part italian and part american...sometimes i can't pronounce the R sound correctly, It's realy embarrasing .-.

[SmileForever^.^ 128]

I'm a Londoner! Thus, I have a British accent. Although Britain has ALOT of accents, so then I can't have ALL the accents...or can I? Hmm...

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Nah

 

I can stay on topic, Like this one time, I had a staring contest and I won! And in order to win a staring contest, you have to stare at a person for a long time, and that's hard! But he has pretty eyes, so I didn't mind. OMG like this eye-cake i made and it..

 

Nope, I may have a little trouble staying on topic.

[Gone for good 1,593]

I don't have any obvious accent or any speech impediment, but I go off topic waaay to easily. Oh yeah, I also talk way too loud. The Royal Canterlot Voice is something that I naturally possess!

 

Aaaand, not that it matters much in English, but I can't trill to save my life. I've been trying my best to learn how, but uh no luck yet.

[Tdroid 234]

I have an accent in the sense that some of my native tongue will shine through when I speak english, though I have been told it isn't all that noticable. I don't know of any speech inpediments I might have, but I am sure there are certain things I don't pronounce correctly.

 

As for conversations, it depends. Sometimes I stay on topic, almost to a fault, and sometimes I never come back to it. :shrug:

[Lando 80]

How do I speak? In a very slurred, inebriated way lol jk. Umm I don't think I have any sort of accent, but I do use a lot of words that you'd probably only hear in the Canadian boonies.

[TheTEChguy27 273]

I'm sure I have some sort of slight accent. Everyone does, we just don't notice it because we're so used to our own voices and the voices of those around us. I certainly don't have a stereotypical New Yorker accent or anything, so I guess I just have a regular American accent.

[Thewookie Wooker 64]

Can't say th's to well.

 

Buffalonians have a certain accent but not enough to really be very noticable. That being said, we are very accustomed to snow so we use that word a ton

[Vinyl Scratch (Filly)™ 936]

Right well my accent aint up there it's Northern Irish it is different from an Irish accent and I think you should add it up there even though I am probably the only Northern Irish Brony here xD

 

Here have a lesson on how to speak Northern Irish

 

[Night Shine 767]

As far as accents, I don't have one, if we're thinking from an American perspective. Otherwise, I have an American accent.

 

Also, how I speak? XD Oh boy. I talk a lot like Pinkie Pie, except for exactly like Pinkie Pie.

Although I can be very serious/have very intellectual and intelligent discussions...I just don't a lot because ITZ FUNNIEHR. :3

[Zhooves 843]

I chose 'other' for accent, as a Norwegian accent with British influences wasn't an option...

My way of speech can be kind of weird, as my brain mixes up some accents I've heard a lot sometimes, like Scottish, American, British and Scandinavian...

I also have very few to no problems pronouncing stuff and temporary adapt to it - It seems like pronunciation and some grammar have been my stronger sides when it comes to other languages~

[murkyx 904]

I have a standard American accent, with a little Utah dialect that tends to shorten the use of certain vowels and consonants, the most prime example is shortening words like "Mountain" to be pronounced like "Mount'n" and "Creek" to "Crik."

 

Though I'm so used to speaking in other accents that whenever I talk about another country, or even say the name of a country, I begin to slip into that native accent. I'm especially a natural at Australian, (and I mean real Australian, not the American-stereotypical Australian) and Irish. So good that I've gone to work some days speaking entirely in a single accent. Oh what fun it is.

 

Though I also am really good at certain tones and inflections to change the feeling of my voice. I can really go deep and powerful with my voice, but my average voice is rather teenager-ish. Though I tend to digress often if I don't keep my conversations in check, however.

Edited November 27, 2012 by Brisineo

[Jokootle 74]

I like foreign accents, especially russian and british accents. I have a brittishish accent even though I live in south africa, but I can do a nasty afrikaans accent which I had for a while.  What accent do you have?

[BeatrixBow 119]

BRITISH! I love British accents!! My cousins are british, so I can do a pretty good british accent. And Jamaican too! Erm, I can do german, not very well though. And austrian. I watch too may YouTube videos.

[Lost Profile 644]

I have an American accent... And I'm Canadian... I don't go "eh" after each sentence... It gets annoying eh? XD

 

Now that I think about it... Non of my friends sound Canadian... We all sound American... Lawls

[Yourmomsponies 444]

I'm from colorado soo I suppose I have a pretty neutral accent, I have a tiny bit of a southern accent From what I'm told But I cant hear it.

[DarligPegasi 315]

I'm from Maryland and I have an American accent, but I can do British, Scottish, Irish, French and Jamaican accents. I are a chameleon

[FoxyCryptid 4,330]

I have no idea why. but I have a minor southern thing going on even though I grew up, and still live in Iowa, here's a old vlog of mine.

 

 

British accents are awesome, like Ashens':

 

Edited January 6, 2013 by Shoboni

[Jokootle 74]

I have an American accent... And I'm Canadian... I don't go "eh" after each sentence... It gets annoying eh? XD

 

Now that I think about it... Non of my friends sound Canadian... We all sound American... Lawls

How is canadian different from american, I'm not sure. I know different accents from England but I an uninformed with american variations. I only know american and hillbilly  heheh ^^;

[Jessper 735]

I have an unfortunate mix of british and russian accent. It's unfortunate mostly because I don't even speak russian.

But german accent is the most ridiculous and simpliest to do. Ze Germans ahrn't really happy aboutz diz.

[LittleSis 62]

 

 

I'm from colorado soo I suppose I have a pretty neutral accent

 

 

Hey me too! I've heard that us coloradans don't pronounce our T's enough. Usually if a word has "nt" (for instance "mouNTains" or "tweNTy") we don't enunciate the T.

 

In terms of my accents, I have an American accent but I can do a British, Russian, and semi-decent French accent

 

 

[An Old Head 4,816]

I'm from London, so I have a purely British accent. People on Skype tell me that I sound like Will from The Inbetweeners, I'm not sure whether to be flattered or annoyed

I've always loved Swedish accents, especially Dopelives'. It would be so awesome to have one, or to meet someone with one.

[hawkflame 3,310]

I'm from new Jersey, and my accent's been described as generally northeastern United States.  And no, I don't sound like the guys from Jersey Shore.

[Kelvocity 211]

Umm... I have an American accent. I can do a fake accent though! I'm not very good with fake accents though so I'm not sure if it's any particular accent or not because I can't really tell. I like British accents though.

 

I tend to not be able to tell what accent it is exactly unless I pay close attention.

[Yourmomsponies 444]

truth be told 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hey me too! I've heard that us coloradans don't pronounce our T's enough. Usually if a word has "nt" (for instance "mouNTains" or "tweNTy") we don't enunciate the T.

 

In terms of my accents, I have an American accent but I can do a British, Russian, and semi-decent French accent

 

 

We dont to be quite honest lol. We may as well start spelling things like tweny Moun'ns

It was strange learning german at first because you really need to annunciate T's Or people look at you strangely.

[Jokootle 74]

I'm from London, so I have a purely British accent. People on Skype tell me that I sound like Will from The Inbetweeners, I'm not sure whether to be flattered or annoyed

 

I've always loved Swedish accents, especially Dopelives'. It would be so awesome to have one, or to meet someone with one.

I have a swidish friend on skipe and I recently got him pony curious but he's not that much online anymore sadly. I can still direct you to his profile.