What is your accent?

Which accent do you have?
I have an American accent.

none x) but if i did, i'd love to have an Australian accent

No accent? Well, you have to have one. If you live in USA, you probably have an American accent. It's not like an American accent is counted as normal. Because to British people, you'd have an accent. Unless you have every accent O.o

probably an american accent then

American, you could call it. Northeastern. x)

I have no idea o__o

British accent
But not like how american films potray it.. :L
Like,
Oh Maurice what a spiffing day it is.
Want to play a spot of croquet in my back garden and drink some tea?

o__O

LOL.

An English accent :3

I dont know i have A normal Accent.?!

LOL Jessie. I thought British accents were actually like that?

Test wrote:British accent
But not like how american films potray it.. :L
Like,
Oh Maurice what a spiffing day it is.
Want to play a spot of croquet in my back garden and drink some tea?

o__O

LOL.

Haha, I think you mean the way British people talk?

I was wondering if people in England try to speak an American accent. Cause us Americans try to speak in a british accent. I speak an Western(not Texas but like West of United States) American accent

Well I have a hint of spanish accent since I am hispanic but i speak english well

I love Australian accents. <3

I find it hard to differentiate between Australian and Canadian accents. In American, you can say I have a slight New Yorkian accent.

american but i love to have a britsh accent

I know right. They seem so cool O:

Bear wrote:

Test wrote:British accent
But not like how american films potray it.. :L
Like,
Oh Maurice what a spiffing day it is.
Want to play a spot of croquet in my back garden and drink some tea?

o__O

LOL.

Haha, I think you mean the way British people talk?

Yeah

I mean have you seen Phineas and Ferbs english people, or Suite Life on Decks episode where they went to england...?! D: D: :L

A lot of that is stereotyping to subject, not just the accent.

I mean, inviting someone to go some tea doesn't have anything to do with their accent.

Sure. I guess tv and movies have given us a wrong impression

AleciaAutumn10 wrote:I find it hard to differentiate between Australian and Canadian accents. In American, you can say I have a slight New Yorkian accent.

How is it hard to differentiate? They sound so different. Canadian accents are kind of like American accents... practically the same (well, depending on where you come from in the US)

Luv wrote:A lot of that is stereotyping to subject, not just the accent.

I mean, inviting someone to go some tea doesn't have anything to do with their accent.

I know, but they do it in a.. certain way which me and my friends always notice, lol.
I'm just like you should watch Eastenders, dude. {That is naawtt posh at all. }

Bear wrote:

AleciaAutumn10 wrote:I find it hard to differentiate between Australian and Canadian accents. In American, you can say I have a slight New Yorkian accent.

How is it hard to differentiate? They sound so different. Canadian accents are kind of like American accents... practically the same (well, depending on where you come from in the US)

Really? When I went to Canada once, I couldn't really tell the difference
Maybe its just me though, or maybe those people were Australian Canadians? O.o

They probably were Australian Canadians, then, I guess.

American. A little New Yorker, but just American really.