Whats your accent?

[Rednog]

Chicagoan?

 

[peterwolfe]

I actually pride myself on the fact that I've managed to master most major United States accents and dialects. Sometimes, just to fuck with my friends, I'll start talking in a New York dialect with a southern drawl. They get PISSED!

 

[Hunde Des Krieg]

Pacific Northwest? Do we have an accent? Anyone else from the Northwest here? I always thought we did a pretty flawless job representing the English language.
I am pretty good at mimicking other accents though, English and cockney, sort of Irish, Eastern european. Most American accents including southern, Boston(I do a killer impression of JFK), Brooklyn(rusty though)SoCal, and midwest(like Wisconsin and Minnesota.

 

[BigTex]

i hate to admit it, but im from texas but i dont hate the accent i just hate the ppl that make it sound retarded

 

[Hunde Des Krieg]

Chicagoan. Which I would imagine is some localized version of midwestern America where we call soft drinks "pop" and despise ketchup and demand that all our relish is neon in color.

I have no idea either, but apparently you can identify a Chicagoan by accent.

Yes, yes you can. If your not from Chicago.

 

[peterwolfe]

Chicagoan. Which I would imagine is some localized version of midwestern America where we call soft drinks "pop" and despise ketchup and demand that all our relish is neon in color.

I have no idea either, but apparently you can identify a Chicagoan by accent.

Yes, yes you can. If your not from Chicago.

Find a recording of Mike Ditka, grand master of chicago, and compare it to, idk, Tom Cruise's voice. You'll hear it.

 

[ExplosionProofTaco]

New Zealand. but i use different accents say certain things. i.e I put on a Canadian Accent when I say Maple syrup, Ice Hockey related to canadia

 

[Khadath]

Irish with some Australian, it often gets confused for Scottish by idiots who have clearly never heard neither an Irish or Scottish accent or just cant hear the obvious differences.

 

[ElephantGuts]

I'm from New York, and that is my natural accent. But my family is incredibly Jewish, and has that nasally accent, and when I get really angry, I sort of slip into it. A Jewish accent is very similar to a Long Island accent, but less pronounced and more nasally.

Ah, I see. Well I think I just have a generally Northern accent. I can't tell anyway.

 

[J.Ballzy_75]

Well, I'm Canadian, though after a few drinks I manage to acquire a thick Russian accent

 

[Whobajube]

Nova Scotia, but there's so many accents in Nova Scotia it's unreal! I'm from Pictou County, and if I go to Halifax, people can pick me out and say "You're from Pictou, aren't you?" It's pretty crazy. The fact that we have Cape Breton as well? There's a lot of variation in the Nova Scotian accents, haha.

 

[vamp rocks]

The americans think I sound British and the British think I sound American.

lol same... but i was born in england then moved to us for 10 years (between ages of 4-14)... now i live in scotland

 

[DuncanRR]

I have a Midwestern accent. Slightly Yooper, considering that's where I'm from, but not as excessive as the stereotypical Upper Michigan/Wisconsin resident. Someone said I sounded British at one point, but a British accent to him basically meant anyone who was articulate and "used big words".

 

[Amplify]

I'm told by American friends that I sound "Hilariously British", and I'm told by RL British friends that I sound like I'm from Iceland.


So hey, I guess the answer is somewhere around there.

 

[Russian_Assassin]

Normally I have the American accent. It's not perfect but who cares?. I can however talk with a Russian accent. Some of my friends say I sound like Niko Bellic sometimes xD I'd like to have that awesome Scottish accent though :/

Well, I'm Canadian, though after a few drinks I manage to acquire a thick Russian accent

Same here Although I can do that while being sober.

 

[axia777]

Californian if there is one. I was born and bred in NoCal, so it is not SoCal. They are different you know.

 

[awmperry]

British. Very British. Posh, I'm told, but I don't see it. It's just well-enunciated Received Pronunciation.

Strictly speaking I suppose that, if anything, is "no accent". (Seriously. It started here - an accent developed elsewhere can't be called "no accent". ;-) ) But I can go posher when I want to, or Scottish when I want to... and of course in Swedish my accent is classic Ekenstugg.

 

[J-Man]

Australian/English

 

[Galletea]

A sexy one.
Nuff said.

 

[Nomz]

British mostly, with some Irish in there too.