MAN WITH ACCENTS

Any East Coast accent...mmmm!!! I love Irish and Australian too, very sexy!

sigh . . . . southern drawl here.

Living in Savannah GA but have a Boston Accent . Just moved here a few months ago.

I have a Boston accent and I like men with Boston accents. I guess I'm in the right place. :drinker:

My hubby is part carribean and part French. So he's got the rastah with a twist of French accent. Very, very sexy and that's why I married him lol!!

I'd love to have an accent. So question for those outside the US and Canada, is an American accent sexy or a turn off?

I have a "mid-western" accent, which is probably the most neutral "accent" for an American.

Wish i had a cool accent

In English I sound mostly American (nor cal accent - grew up there) but I pronounce some words strangely from living abroad so long.
In Spanish, I have a Chilango accent (Mexico City) that makes the Spanish, smile or laugh - to Mexicans it sounds adultered with Americanisms. Not so nice.
In French I have an "other" accent - I've been told that I sound Belgian, Russian, Swiss, French and Dutch - my pronunciation and speed are mostly Parisian (not Isere French, like my father's) - unfortunately not Southern French or Breton, either. A game I play is to ask people to guess my nationality - 20 guesses and no one get it (visually I'm not like what people imagine as being my home country)
In German, I sound French which seems to get pluses, and I learned it in Bayern so I use a local vocab that sounds funny in other regions.
In other languages, a combo of French/Spanish accent it seems.

I once dated a woman that was disappointed I did not have a thicker foreign accent when I spoke English - I think that it was a deal breaker for her - I was not exotic enough. Ha.

I love accents and dialects in languages.

I'd love to have an accent. So question for those outside the US and Canada, is an American accent sexy or a turn off?

Of course you have an accent... everyone does!

Our speech is influenced by many factors: geographical and social being the more obvious.

There are as least as many American accents as there are states, if not more.

I don't find American accents a turn-off, per se, but I do find it slightly odd that some of my colleagues in Arizona tend to have upward inflection at the end of their sentences which to me sounds like questions. :ohwell:

I have an American accent, and I love Australian accents!