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What accent do you speak with?

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Original post by Ethereal World
Omg where northern ? I really didn't think you would have a northern accent. Mind = blown.


I'm from Cheshire, though I'm not entirely sure how I should describe my accent :biggrin:
Northern.

No extra r added in to words unlike my Southern RP speaking relatives.:smile:
Sadly, Italian. I can't wait to get rid of it, 'cause I know it usually annoys native speakers


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RP isn't posh it's just the standard (in south)
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Original post by Rhythmical
Aw. I'd love to have a Yorkshire accent.


Well I'm not from Yorkshire anyway, I'm Lincolnshire

Original post by ♥Samantha♥
RP isn't posh it's just the standard (in south)


As a Northerner, RP is kinda posh:tongue:

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RP
Original post by childofthesun
A French(ish) one apparently,although I don't think I sound that French :lol:


You do! It's so cute lool😂😍
Original post by Andy98
Well I'm not from Yorkshire anyway, I'm Lincolnshire



As a Northerner, RP is kinda posh:tongue:

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Haha I am posh then :tongue:
Chinese/Hong Kong. Would love to get rid of it but its so hard to change after speaking with it for so many years :frown:
I use RIP in the relationship section though.
Well ive got no accent tbh
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Original post by Rhythmical
Haha I am posh then :tongue:


Yup

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Original post by Rhythmical
I speak with the RP (Received Pronunciation) accent so it is fairly standard.


I don't have an accent at all. I have a mixture of british, Arabic, indian accents, so its just natural me; aint got any accent :teehee:
Original post by sbrizio1
Sadly, Italian. I can't wait to get rid of it, 'cause I know it usually annoys native speakers


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Depends how deep and excited it is... Italians exhaust me at times.
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It is boring though.

Original post by Azhar Rana
I don't have an accent at all. I have a mixture of british, Arabic, indian accents, so its just natural me; aint got any accent :teehee:


Wow that is cool!
I speak with a Received Pronunciation accent; that is, as a linguist...

I regularly use the voiceless dental stop.

That is, I pronounce my 't's.
Original post by Rhythmical
It is boring though.



Wow that is cool!


You know, I am a pakistani, born in an Arab country, studied at a british school, now in a Arabic uni :biggrin:. I think, I have unique accent.
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You know, I am a pakistani, born in an Arab country, studied at a british school, now in a Arabic uni :biggrin:. I think, I have unique accent.


I'm pretty jealous.:biggrin:
Original post by Rhythmical
I'm pretty jealous.:biggrin:


Lol, its fine. Its called positive jealousy :h: :biggrin:

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