Whats your accent?

[Goldeneye103X2]

Very british!

Now if you don't mind, i have to go drink some tea and eat bangers and mash. A game of cricket perhaps?

P.S.WANKERS!

 

[Mukiwa]

I suppose you could say either Zimbabwean or Rhodesian/Rhodie. They're pretty much one and the same. It's kinda similar to a South African accent but generally not quite as harsh.

 

[Steven Kyzburg]

A hairs width away from BBC English.

 

[Abedeus]

Although I'm Polish, many people, including my Spanish teachers, say I have a Spanish accent.

But I can also mimic British, Russian and French accents. Currently learning Australian, so G_d day to you all, mates.

 

[Jonathan Hexley]

English Accent. I can't exactly describe it.
Try to imagine a rather royal accent, mixed up with a slightly chavvy accent... I don't know!

 

[Archemetis]

English (as in UK) with incredibly faint bursts of Scottish.
I have about a 1/3rd Scottish in me, and i've never been in much contact with the Scottish apart from my gandmother i see very little of, so where this faint accent burst came from i don't know.

I wouldn't change it for the world though, Scottish accent is sexy and the whole world knows it.

 

[Bored Tomatoe]

A kind of monotone American accent...some people say it sounds kind of southern, but I can't really hear it.

 

[s0ap sudz]

American accent? Would that be what I call it?

 

[Ago Iterum]

Is a lack of an accent an American accent?
If so, I've got an American accent.

Huh?

I have one of the non-posh midlands british accents.

 

[Caimekaze]

I'm Australian, from the east coast. Strangely enough, a lot of people ask me if I'm from Britain at work. It think it's because I don't make every bloody sentence into a question.

 

[Zani]

A danish accent, if you want to try it, just put two medium sized potatoes in your mouth and start speaking ye olde english.

 

[Dancingman]

Californian accent, I've fallen into an odd habit of changing my accent while I'm speaking, sort of fun really.

 

[YouGetWhatsGiven]

I have been born and breed in the South and I do not have an accent. I guess that some get it and some don't. I mean my whole family is from the deep south and all my grandparents have it. Nobody in my part of where I live has it. It is werid.

 

[speedcoreXdandy]

Depends who you ask really, any Brits here would probably say I sound geordie, Americans just plain British, geordies that I'm really posh and/or camp.

 

[deathninja]

Not sure, I'm Leicester born & bred, but according to my flatmates I lack an accent (throw in Geordie vocabulary from my dad and the effect's even odder).

I also have this embarassing subconcious thing where my voice changes to mimic the accent of whoever I'm talking to. No idea where it comes from, and it's a real pain.

 

[ElephantGuts]

New York/Jewish, depending on how upset I am.

Well I don't think I have an accident but since if I went somewhere where other people have accents they'd probably say I'm the one with an accent, I suppose it would be this since that's my location/ethnicity. Or maybe just a general northern accent, since I don't really know what a New York/Jewish accent would sound like. I know what a Brooklyn accent would sound like, but I certainly don't have that. I don't know about my accent changing between New York and Jewish depending on my emotional state. How does that work exactly?

 

[Frank_Sinatra_]

Well, I'm from Colorado. I guess that gives me an American accent? We say mountain differently than most though...so we're kinda distinguished, right?

Im from Colorado too and I don't think we have an accent.

 

[Curtmiester]

Canadian....ya