Yeah my accent is less strong now atleast when I´m more used to speak in English. But you can clearly hear for the most of the time that I´m Swedish when I speak.
I was born in Pennsylvania outside of Philadelphia in a rural area so I guess my accent is rural farm boy/Philly slang/Pennsylvania Dutch. "Yo!! I just bought me a Folksvagon wit my Weeza card."
Yep. Fortunately, I don't have the accent but a few of my acquaintances have the "Dutchie" accent and we constantly make fun of them. They say things like zink for sink, ruff for roof, boughten for bought, etc.
I'm an Australian. Of course I have an accent. It's not too broad but it's most definitely there.
I did a breakfast program on community radio for a couple of years and cleaned up the accent as much as I could. That was my bullshit voice. It was probably neutral.
accent? what accent? I have no accent? everyone else has the accent...
Na, I don't think I have an accent really, if I spend much time around the southern accent, I can fake then listen to it, and sometimes fake it very very well.
Though when I went north, some realized some of my word choices were more southern words that they weren't used to hearing.
I was born in Pennsylvania outside of Philadelphia in a rural area so I guess my accent is rural farm boy/Philly slang/Pennsylvania Dutch. "Yo!! I just bought me a Folksvagon wit my Weeza card."
My grandfather from Germany would pronounce violin as "fiolin" or "wiolin". :-)
Very English as I'm English ..hehe
Well, if I let my own accent go as it wants, it can be pretty strong.
If I'm meeting someone new or working, I have no regionalism.
If I'm tired, ye cain't get no more Southern then me.
Some people here in Arizona can tell that I have an accent that stems from the Mid-Atlantic States.
I'm an Australian. Of course I have an accent. It's not too broad but it's most definitely there.
I did a breakfast program on community radio for a couple of years and cleaned up the accent as much as I could. That was my bullshit voice. It was probably neutral.
Born and Raised In The South Land
accent? what accent? I have no accent? everyone else has the accent...
Na, I don't think I have an accent really, if I spend much time around the southern accent, I can fake then listen to it, and sometimes fake it very very well.
Though when I went north, some realized some of my word choices were more southern words that they weren't used to hearing.