Whats Your Accent

[ssgt splatter]

Most of the accents I can use come from playing a videogame too much. Case in point, eastern European accent from GTA 4 or British from CoD 4

 

[UberMore]

Not sure how to describe mine, cos if you know where I live (Leicester, in England, in the UK) then you'll know the accent...I don't have that.
Maybe if you crossed my accent with a couple of other areas in the County (Leicestershire) and gave it a tiny twist of "pompous" (spelling?) you may get my accent.

EDIT: I know! I sound like Yahtzee...ish.

 

[kannibus]

It varies.

Sometimes I'll be speakin like an Ottawa Valley boy der, eh. 'Specially when I'm havin a two fer with the lads down by de river der.

Or if I'm in "polite company" my accent becomes more refined, similar, though not entirely identical to, the Queen's English.

 

[KaiRai]

I sound like a normal English person.

No rally. I have no particular accent. It's just correctly spoken, not posh, and not identifiable for any particular location.

 

[Queen Michael]

I think I have a Swedish accent, but I might have a fake U.S. accent.

 

[JohanGasMask]

My accent is really heavy on the R´s and A´s , i can easily talk Jamaican and Russian accents,So its really hard for me to do American or English accents...but i always talk like in narrating a movie trailer.

 

[sanomaton]

Finnish accent? I can't really tell. Well, I think you can notice it's very hard for me to pronounce consonants as we don't have a lot of those in Finnish.. and words like 'vulnerable' and 'daughter' (I practiced those for hours before I finally learned how to say them without stuttering XP) So yeah sometimes I start stuttering cos I can't get past those bloody consonants. =P And they are very strong in my speak because (again) that's how we say them in Finnish. But I don't have as bad a Finnish accent as my friends have, I'm much more fluent and relaxed in pronouncing words.

But when I think about it I like to pronounce words in a slightly British accent but sometimes I change it to Australian (though I cannot imitate either one of them well >_>').

 

[Lord_Gremlin]

I should have Russian accent, but people say it sounds like Italian. Don't know why, really.

 

[MK Tha Rebel]

I'm from New Jersey, and I have a really thick Jersey accent. I can imitate a few other accents as well.

 

[brainfreeze215]

Indistinct American. When you go to school for theatre and acting, any accent you have slowly gets beat out of you.

 

[Ishnuvalok]

For English, Californian accent.

For Swedish, Gôteborska.

 

[geon106]

I have an estuary accent apparently, i'm from south east england in Kent. But currenly living in the north east so my accent might change over time

 

[Thisbedutch]

Northern English. I'm from the North West and have a weird accent that's northern but isn't really a specific northern accent - it's a mix of Liverpudlian and Manc really

 

[Harley Q]

Well I have a very strange accent, having a scottish mother, english father, growing up in England, Scotland and Ireland I ended up with this strange accent. So its like a faint mixture of these.

 

[Energylegzz]

I have a minnesotan accent witch sounds slightly canadian,

 

[Lord Mountbatten Reborn]

I thought a southern US accent was one of the most easily imitable in the world.

My accent is normally Queen's English, though if I'm near a gang of "undesirables" I usually unconsciously put on the regional (Yorkshire) accent in the hope they don't beat me up.

 

[GrinningManiac]

English, southern, with Scottish pronounciation (I.e. Scon rather than Scown (My Dad))

Sounds rather Posh when played back from recordings (kinda Dandy Hugh Laurie) but deadpan in real life (which offsets my psychopathic sense of humour)

 

[Zersy]

I have a complicated family of complicated languages and have a complicated life of moving to many countries with complicated accents

so in the end I am the only person who speaks with this accent.

if any of you hear me talk you would say "WTF ?" since that's pretty much what most peopel do.