Accent

it's Newcastle/London

I don't pronounce my t's, ever

people from Newcastle say I have a posh accent
and people who aren't say I'm rally geordie >_>

People say I talk like a Scouser, but I'm from North Wales.
If a word has a h at the beginning, it disappears when I say it so have and has turn into 'ave and 'as, I thought that was normal until one of my friends laughed when I said Hull. :grr:
I live in Yorkshire, so I suppose a little of their accent has been thrown into mine.
So yeah, I have no idea. :D

Uh, i'm from Texas.

Sometimes i'll catch myself saying things really, really country...

like 'no' becomes 'naw'...or 'yes' becomes 'yey-us'. :XD

tom conrad:

I'm from Texas...I really don't have an accent from what I've been told from other people from different parts of the country when I call them.
However, I can't pronouce my 'ing' words without sounding like a hick

A fellow Texan!

I have a mixture of 3 accents, it is so weird.

I have Welsh, Birmingham and Brighton.

It confuses people xD

I don't have an accent. :mrgreen:
Nah, I'm... London-ish... yeah.
Mine kinda fluctuates, but it's pretty typical, depending. I think. I really don't have an accent. :-)

I don't think I have an accent, but people "from away" always correct my grammar and tell me I'm saying it wrong. For example, on PEI..:
"Up west" means the western end of the island.
"Out west" means going to one of the western provinces.
"From away" means you didn't grow up on PEI and have no idea what I'm talking about...

Then there's the whole "slippy" thing, which I got into a big argument over with a kid from LV. He kept telling me it was "slippery", and I told him to go and try to find someone on PEI who doesn't say "slippy"...

yeah i know some people from PEI and most of em didn't really have the easterner sort of accent we attribute to newfies....

Well I can't really the difference in the Aussie accents, but i do know that the Tazzie's tent to speak more 'Proper' and the Queenslanders are very layed-back in their pronounciation.
I'm from Victoria and i'm told we speak 'ocka' which means aussie slang.

I have a London accent. I do love having a British accent. I'm really proud of it :tehe:

But when I'm on the phone to my grandma or something my accent goes really really Indian. And when I come back from holiday there my accent goes a tiny bit Indian for a while.

I have a Texan accent because I've lived here almost all my life. I talk really slowly and drag out my vowels as a result. :tehe:

i was rasied in the south so i have a sourthn hick accent. but like old southern like early 1900's accent, weird i know

I don't really have an accent, but I've always wished I had one...they can be so cool.
I especially love British, German, Russian, and Australian accents.

I DO!
Only when I'm sick, thou. :cute:
I love it. I love being sick just for that.

^ Everyone's got an accent! :XD

I've got the best accent on all of mibba :crazy: ..maybe not. :grr:
I've got a reeeeally strong New Zealand accent. :| So sometimes I sound Australian. :XD But "chips" become "chups", "ass" becomes "uhhss" - all sorts :lmfao

I'm the stereotype. 8) I say bro, mate, sweet as & I wear flanno and stubbies.

I'm from Chicago and I didn't think I talked in a Chicagoan accent until one of my friends pointed it out. She's from New York, so obviously I'll sound a little funny to her. But, I do say a few words wierdly like the word palm. I don't what it is, but everytime I say palm, my friends start laughing.

One of my other friends can do like, any accent really well. And she'll just slip in and out of accents just randomly, and it's happened for awhile, so I just ignore it now :)

I talk weird, I wouldn't techinically say its an accent, but when I talk I talk fast, and slur all my words together.

Is it possible to not have an accent? :tehe:

^Unless you talk like a robot...but they could have robot accents, like CP30 accent, then R2D2 accents etc. :lmfao