I have mostly lost my shitty Baltimore accent, and have started to pick up a northwest one.
"Lookit!"
"Lookit!"
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I grew up in Siberia for 9 years, then lived in England for 6, then moved to the U.S and have been here a while. I have 0 Russian accent but I guess there's remnants of my British - people sometimes notice it. For the most part though I guess it's just good ol' American (but not a regional).
The only thing I know that doesnt have an accent is robot or google voice. Unless you are google voice, there is very huge chance you do actually have accent
The Google voice does obviously have an accent. Depending on your preferences it can have one of several generic regional accents, including English and American.
Yeah same here.
My accent is a mix between african/American and Russian.
Everyone asks me if I'm from the south of Chile, since I speak in a singing manner or "cantadito".
I am from the south
Swedish person here, I don't like speaking English but at least I don't have that typical Swedish accent.
Mid-Atlantic
People from the south think I sound like a Yankee.
People from the Northeast and Northwest think I sound like a southerner.
People from the south think I sound like a Yankee.
People from the Northeast and Northwest think I sound like a southerner.
That'll be me too, although Americans have often commented on my drawl, asking if I'm "from the south".
As a Frisian guy I tend to have a slight accent when talking Dutch. Though I unconsciously try to compensate by talking Hollands. So most people have no idea I'm Frisian. When talking English I have quite the accent but this tends to go away when I get more comfortable with it. I do enjoy trying to pronounce things in a proper British way.
Southern New Jersey.
I did have to train myself to pronounce the word "water" like a normal person, instead of the local pronunciation "wooder." I worked at a "wooder" utility for awhile, so I had to say it correctly, lol.
And no, I have never actually met anyone who pronounces "Jersey" as "Joisey."
I did have to train myself to pronounce the word "water" like a normal person, instead of the local pronunciation "wooder." I worked at a "wooder" utility for awhile, so I had to say it correctly, lol.
And no, I have never actually met anyone who pronounces "Jersey" as "Joisey."
I've lived around the DC area all but the first two years of my life(was born in NY.) In Europe they tell me I have an East Coast American accent - whatever that means.
Hah, a woman come in today at work, and when I talked to her, she literally said "Oh thank God, you're British".
Sorry to disappoint, I'm a trueWiener, I've juat perfected the handful of phrases I need when talking to customers.
Sorry to disappoint, I'm a trueWiener, I've juat perfected the handful of phrases I need when talking to customers.
Portuguese, with a sharp Alentejano accent from Elvas.
I can go from a super deep accent that my parents sometimes will have a hard time understanding to almost no regional accent at all when dealing with certain people, specially on the phone.
I can also do other regional accents somewhat convincingly, like a generic northern accent or a bit of an ungodly Madeira/Azores accent mix.
I can go from a super deep accent that my parents sometimes will have a hard time understanding to almost no regional accent at all when dealing with certain people, specially on the phone.
I can also do other regional accents somewhat convincingly, like a generic northern accent or a bit of an ungodly Madeira/Azores accent mix.
Mine's not quite a Buffalo accent but not quite a Canadian accent. The only thing I've really been called out on accent wise is saying "about" more like "a-boat".
I have the British accent that American actors default too when doing a British accent. I guess the American ideal of a neutral British accent.
My favourite fake British accent is the one used by Damian Lewis (who is English but playing an American) in Dreamcatcher.