Whats Your Accent

[Sick boy]

I have a very typical Australian accent, I use to not realize it till I went oversea's and everyone commented on my accent.

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

I have this bizarre thing that sounds like a cross between Neutral American and Generic English.
It's pretty close to a sort of cosmopolitan accent, only sometimes you hear a bit of an american or british sounding inflection.
It is incredibly pompous.
I'd rather have Generic Irish.

 

[Superior Mind]

New Zealand accent but not the steriotypical replace-all-vowels-with-"u" accent. Think Sam Neill.

I can do a passable Scottish accent although a Scot may disagree.

 

[Blanks]

Canadian ... i guess? do Canadians have accents? i really don't know

 

[Superior Mind]

Everyone has an accent.

 

[Smudge91]

I have a fairly posh typical British accent however there is just the slightest hint of black country in there *shudders*. Anyone who has heard the Brummie accent will know what its like, as the accent is similar but worse!

 

[Soxafloppin]

Im from nortern ireland, which doesnt have the traditional potatoe, pot of gold yada yada accent of the south, To be Honest i hate our accent, when i see someone from NI on T.V i actually cringe.

 

[T-Bone24]

A very faint Edinburgh accent.

 

[Ben Legend]

A stoke accent. I.e Pronouncing words with 'oo' and not 'u' as in book not buk.

 

[Spineyguy]

I speak with what's known as a BBC accent. I have absolutely no accent whatsoever because I'm just that boring.

No missed consonants, no accented vowel sounds, nothing. Just English the way it's written. Not Queen's English, that's different, you only get that through elocution lessons and a chronic case of 'a silver spoon in the mouth'.

 

[Animated Rope]

Swedish with an accent sounding a tiny bit like Norwegian i think.

 

[Bealzibob]

Well...er...An Australian accent I would presume. I honestly have way to compare it, as I don't really know how to listen out for my own accent...

>.>
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[Jackson - Deathclaw]

'Straian, a more ocker version of the Australian accents where letters and syllyables seem to just disappear in speech
If anyones seen Kath & Kim (the aussie original) you'll kinda get it

 

[KedynCrow]

I was raised in a military family. We shuffled about the U.S. Dad was from Maine. Mom was from Kentucky. His parents were from Germany and the nearest Apache reservation. Hers were Irish. We moved from base to base through Europe and back to America. Spent time in just about every cultural region of the states.

Came away with an ability to imitate any accent. Still gets Irish when I'm in the grip of a strong emotion (thanks Grand-da). Otherwise, I'm signed and certified grade A "Nowhere" accented English.

 

[Satin6T]

I've only got a slight southern accent

but I've lived in California, Texas, and Virginia
so I can't quite figure that one out

 

[zerzxes]

I have an slighty broken "strila" accent special to several island west of Bergen, Norway.

 

[dalek sec]

Sometimes it sounds like I'm from Jersey and other times like I'm from the south.

 

[Racistman3d]

Australian, all though many people (including fellow Australians) think I sound more New Zealand than Australian.

 

[Neosage]

Anyone remember this thread? [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.115494?page=1]

this is a few of the Escapists accents, if it helps you guys

I actually haven't posted in it yet, though I get mixed opinions on my accent, some people say its an adorable british accent, but a few times I've been asked if I'm american :/
I think when I'm tired my voice changes or something xD 'cause when I wake up really early I slur my words too.

Bleh your accent is hard to describe. It's sounds kinda foreign. Whatever it is, it's cute so

My accent hmm, I don't know.... you can tell I am English.