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  • BIGBATBASTARD
    BIGBATBASTARD Posts: 162
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    magical pimp
  • MrsCon40
    MrsCon40 Posts: 2,351 Member
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    Californian - or so I am told, because I can't hear it :tongue:
  • laughingdani
    laughingdani Posts: 2,275 Member
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    Alabama southern drawl with attitude
  • PhilipByrne
    PhilipByrne Posts: 276 Member
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    Soft Irish brogue (but not in a Darby O'Gill way). Top o' the morning to ye all, now where's me pot o' gold.

    By the way guys you all have accents, even the Americans. Actually, especially the Americans.

    Yeah ... but except for the southerners, ours are all boring!

    I think I would die a happy woman if someone with a strong Brit accent just sat next to my death bed and talked ... about anything.

    Sorry Rml_16. I can't do a Brit accent. But I could turn up at your deathbed and read you an Irish poem. Patrick Kavanagh perhaps. He's pretty miserable. Or maybe that's a bit weird
  • Saruman_w
    Saruman_w Posts: 1,531 Member
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    My accents neutral, with a small mix of southern
  • Temporalia
    Temporalia Posts: 1,151 Member
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    Western Quebec accent in french
    Mispronounces a lot of words in english accent
  • Dtho5159
    Dtho5159 Posts: 1,054 Member
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    Floridian/westernmassachusetts/southern

    Grew up in Florida, lived in W Mass for 8 years and been in Tennessee for 3 now.
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
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    American living abroad way too long (sorry that's 6)
  • ohwhataday
    ohwhataday Posts: 1,398 Member
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    Plain mid-westerner.

    Me too, brah. I have the most boring accent ever!!!
  • Ajontheguitar
    Ajontheguitar Posts: 695
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    Funny thing. I did theatre in college and absolutely loved studying IPA. (IPA is international phonetic alphabet.) I was really good at welsh style accents, irish, and high southern. Sadly, nobody really uses high southern. Lol.

    Accents are fun. Having lived in TN I can do a dirty tennessee accent easssssily.
  • CakeFit21
    CakeFit21 Posts: 2,521 Member
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    Southern Californian?
  • ohwhataday
    ohwhataday Posts: 1,398 Member
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    Northern Californian, Southern When Drunk.

    Nice, AJ!!! hah.
  • aliciadjackson
    aliciadjackson Posts: 480 Member
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    sweet, seductive, sassy, southern drawl....
  • brattyworm
    brattyworm Posts: 2,137 Member
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    occasional southern accent... been away from texas too long.
  • ohwhataday
    ohwhataday Posts: 1,398 Member
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    Funny thing. I did theatre in college and absolutely loved studying IPA. (IPA is international phonetic alphabet.) I was really good at welsh style accents, irish, and high southern. Sadly, nobody really uses high southern. Lol.

    Accents are fun. Having lived in TN I can do a dirty tennessee accent easssssily.

    I can do pretty damn good accents, but even better impersonations. I can pretty much imitate almost anyone! One of my favorites is Carl from ATHF. Ahhh I am good, if you only knew.
  • Ajontheguitar
    Ajontheguitar Posts: 695
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    I can readily to Stewie from family guy. Which is really Rex harrison as a baby...
  • OttawaJeannie
    OttawaJeannie Posts: 206
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    You can DEFINITELY tell I am Canadian when you hear me speak, eh?
  • jmruef
    jmruef Posts: 824 Member
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    Wisconsin all the way! (Yes, we have our own accent. Truly.)

    If I'm around someone speaking w/ a different accent, though, I pick up on it really easy - and unconsciously.
  • Ajontheguitar
    Ajontheguitar Posts: 695
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    I've been working at a call center for a few years and I love when wisconsin-ites call in. They really do have their dominant mid-west accent.
  • DorothyNorrington
    DorothyNorrington Posts: 123 Member
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    I am from Utah, and while I don't think I have an accent apparently we do. I do know that most of us from Utah tend to drop the "g" at the end of words; ridin, swimmin, ect.

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