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Reply 40

hdaindak

Original post by ak2015

I have a typical American accent. People here go crazy over anyone that sounds exotic haha

Nah Brits aren't a fan of American accents

Reply 41

SirMasterKey

A mixture of North-East, South-East and Dutch.

Reply 42

slg60

Original post by Edminzodo

Apparently, I have a Jeremy Clarkson accent. Although I think that having a quad-helix brace in my mouth just taught me to pronounce words properly . . .

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Does Clarkson have good pronunciation?

Reply 43

slg60

Original post by hdaindak

Nah Brits aren't a fan of American accents

Yes, I thought that was the consensus, no idea what the American is talking about :P

Reply 44

Alleykat606

I used to have a Scottish accent - specifically, Edinburgh

Now I'm kinda London/South-East. Become a bit posher in formal occasions

Reply 45

Mojojojo

I was told I have a 'winterfell' accent.
I don't have an accent I swear.

Reply 46

OutAtStarlight

Welsh. I don't think I sound very Welsh, yet when I was in England for a week everyone said I sounded really Welshie. I've also been told I can sometimes sound posh, but I think that's due to how I pronounce some words.

Reply 47

cupcakes87

posh Brummie :lolwut:

Reply 48

fabulasmic

Normal southern English accent most of the time although I occasionally go northern for inexplicable reasons, or the odd word in an American accent for more explicable reasons.

Reply 49

Roving Fish

A non-regional English accent.

Reply 50

alexschmalex

Original post by SirMasterKey

A mixture of North-East, South-East and Dutch.

Would love to hear what that sounds like!

I myself have a pretty american one, but I tone it down when I speak to my parents because they hate it *sigh*

Reply 51

Reue

'Thames Estuary'

Dropping the H from Start of words and the T in the middle of words.

Reply 52

bad_username

posh with a bit of irish...

Reply 53

themancunian

Strong mancunian accent

Reply 54

SirMasterKey

Original post by alexschmalex

Would love to hear what that sounds like!

I myself have a pretty american one, but I tone it down when I speak to my parents because they hate it *sigh*

Well at a guess I have that as I know I've lost my northern accent but seemed to pick up more Dutch in one year than living in the south east for 10 years.

Reply 55

manic_fuzz

Generic southern perhaps? I talk really really quickly too.

Although I've lived in the south-west for the last 15 years and haven't in the slightest picked up a Westcountry accent.

Reply 56

TH3-FL45H

Dunno really. An accent which mixes RP Coventry, Norfolk and Indian.

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Reply 57

Vongola X

A typical London accent

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Reply 58

xenon7

I get: "are you posh or 'sank'?" Or: "Is you like gay or 'sank'?" I swear I have a South African accent that is quite not South African....

Reply 59

boods8897

I'm from the North :smile:

My dad's Lancashirian born and bred but I've picked up more of my Mother's slightly Southern accent so I sound Southern (posh) to Northerners and Northern (common) to Southerners!

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