What is you accent?

Colombian, but not quite as annoying as Gloria's!!

Im from Newfoundland we speak newfienese....lol (english) apparently we have a unique slang.

Um, yeah, that would be fair to say. :happy: That and you speak so fast, it can be a little hard to understand. Of course, that also depends on which part your from. I newfies. Best kind.

Me, I have an East coast Canadian accent as well, not NFLD though. There are some pretty thick accents around here, but mine is pretty mild, when I travel people dont pick up on it very often. I was on a course in Manitoba and the Americans on the course thought the Manitobans (?) had a stranger accent than I did.


My favorite - hard to narrow down, British, Irish, Australian to name a few.

My great uncle was a newfie. I loved his accent.

Trying as hard as I can to sound South East British, but people often spot my French origin

My accent I would describe as generic English. I was born in the South East but brought up just outside Liverpool. The broader Southern tones I appear to have dropped but even after 20 odd years I don't sound like a Scouser (they just think I'm posh!)

I don't use accent, i use adobo goya

^ LOL to that, I don't think I really have an accent even though I am from NJ

Mais I talk like dat cajun down da by-yoo!

IF ANY OF YOU HAS SEEN CAJUN JUSTICE, please we're not all dumb *kitten* down here and more than half of our community doesn't even like the show! It's not all voodoo and travel by boat everywhere.

Though the further south west you go from New Orleans the more authentic the cajun accent and food really is!

I'm from Michigan so apparently I have a mid-western accent. I'm not sure, though...I don't hear it :P

I think Mexican accents are incredibly sexy. Also, British. And Australian. And Irish. Scottish. Spanish. You know what, just throw in almost every country in western Europe and Central/South America. Yeah, that'll about do it.

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I'm an Aussie. So Australian.

But I have lived in NC USA for almost 4 years and I pick up a southern accent here and there sometimes. It's weird.

A mix of South East London and Devon, with a slight touch of Australian

Southern Twang all the way here!!:) Have grown up all my life in Tennessee & Georgia:) My husband grew up in Chicago until he was about 13, then he moved down here to GA where he has been ever since. Now neither place will claim him. When he goes up North they tell him he has a Southern accent, down here they tell him he still has a Northern accent so he cant win lol

My two all time fav accents to listen to is the Australian accent and the Irish accent:)

~Carrie~

I grew up in Pittsburgh although I don't use the "yinz" which normally depicts someone from Pittsburgh. "Pop" has also become soda which is from living in the Philly/southern NJ area for the last 15 years.

Some words are a dead give away though. To my ears Don and Dawn are said the same way. It would drive my coworkers crazy. And when I'm excited or not paying attention any word that ends in -eel comes out as -ill instead like steel or heel end up being still and hill.

There are other small things like using to be with verbs. My husband would bug me about that all of the time. I'd say something needs + verb instead of something needs to be + verb.

And I'm sure there are words that I use that are typical of Pittsburgh.

I grew up in Connecticut around people with thick Yankee and Yiddish accents, and then part of the time in Manhattan, NY. I think I picked up the New York accent most of all, to the point where when I first moved to Oregon people would ask me to say the word "coffee" (it's KAW-FEE, of course ) Well I've lived in Oregon almost ten years, so my accent is rather non-specific now I still have a mildly broad way of speaking though.

Mine is a mix of farmer and southern. I live in Missouri, my mom grew up in the southern part of the state, so I say things like "Missourah", "crick" (creek), & "Sant" (saint).

I love the scottish accent...especially in males : G-RRRard Butler:))