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 Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 3:22 am
TRY A SPANISH ACCENT MIXED WITH A BRITISH ACCENT!
Wonder who has that?
*points to me*
OH GEEZ I JUST PWNED EVERYONE =0
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 9:17 pm
Deathly Horcrux TRY A SPANISH ACCENT MIXED WITH A BRITISH ACCENT!
Wonder who has that?
*points to me*
OH GEEZ I JUST PWNED EVERYONE =0
My friend has the same!
xD i think its rather entertaining..
I've been in the US for too long, though.
sometimes, when I speak in spanish
people tell me I can sound puerto rican,
instead of spanish.
but in english, oh god.
My dad's Italian,
and I have a mix of Italian, Spanish, and like..Miami-english. ajaja.
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Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 12:02 pm
DreamerSpirit I'll generally speak with a Bostonian accent. Since I live about 45 minutes outside of Boston, my accent is much less pronounced than a standard Bostonian accent, butit's still heavy enough that some people who aren't from the Massachusetts region encounter difficulty understanding some words due to my accent. sweatdrop However, I'll occassionally fall into a British accent, and there are some words I'll pronunce with a Japanese accent. Hey i live in Boston! smile
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Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 2:53 pm
Even though I moved to Japan when I was 2 and a half, I still have that thick German accent when I speak English. When I speak Japanese I have the osaka dialect (uchi instead of boku/watashi). When I speak Germanese (German/Japanese) I have a slight French accent. And I didn't learn French until I was 13.
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Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:19 am
Navook Mashed Computer Mivi F. Fritzi I'm pretty sure my accent is mainly German-like. I'm really used to saying things like "Vikipedia" or "visky", although I can pronounce W's just fine. I've been told my accent sounds kind of British when I speak English (in addition to that ugly softened-German element). I guess it's just because the British accent is much easier than the American. I can't really speak with an American accent; I never knew how to do that right. Yeah, same here, except that my accent would be more Swedish, I guess. And for me it's usually the opposite, I pronounce my V's as W. >.< But like you said, British English is easier than American English. 3nodding Though I prefer the American one. >.< Is there a difference between W and V?! O.O *shock of the year... so far* In English? Yes, I believe it is. surprised After some thinking... You're right! I can say W, it's just that it comes so naturally for me that I haven't thought that there was a difference...
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Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 8:23 am
Let's show them..
I lived in 5 different places in Italy, because of my parents' job, so I have a really mixed accent XD it's part sicilian, part roman, part nordic (with the strong component of emiliano).. usually people don't understand where I come from XD
also, my accent changes very often. usually it depends on the accent of the people I'm talking to: if I'm talking with a sicilian, my accent turn out very sicilian like XD
..that we can.
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Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 11:48 am
Smile... Laugh... Yes and I'm really ashamed of it myself. There are really many accents in Finland and I've mixed three of them O_o I usually use the accent used in "Turku" (in south), but as I've spend all the summers of my life in middle Finland with my grandparents and coussins (which use the accent in Oulu), I've completely mixed all these o_O And I notice it when I get excited or angry, I start to babble and my voice goes up and down biggrin But fortunately people still understand me and it's a problem only when I'm speaking Finnish!!
Live... The way you want.
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Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 8:01 am
Currently, I have a Middle Eastern accent when I speak Swedish. surprised
Which is kind of weird, considering I've never really studied a Middle-Eastern language, nor have I been exposed much to them.
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Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 9:25 pm
Kalathma Currently, I have a Middle Eastern accent when I speak Swedish. surprised
Which is kind of weird, considering I've never really studied a Middle-Eastern language, nor have I been exposed much to them. Listen to Veronica Maggio and maybe you won't sound middle eastern when you speak Swedish. xp
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Posted: Fri May 23, 2008 4:17 am
Kalathma Currently, I have a Middle Eastern accent when I speak Swedish. surprised
Which is kind of weird, considering I've never really studied a Middle-Eastern language, nor have I been exposed much to them. I've started to have a small french accent when I'm speaking Swedish sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 7:53 am
I have studied English by British, Russian and American teachers. As a result I speak English with a pathetic mix of all of those accents, along with the Hebraic one.
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Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2008 8:28 am
lol...when i sing i have a british accent smile
its funny..i have a sort of North Eastern american accent, but at the same time try to not have one....funny results smile
and i say y'all in a southern accent
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