there a very big problem with wha tI sound liek
A; I'mm form scotlandn so I shoudl have a slight EAST scotland accent
B: I wish talt how to speak at t aspeach reaabpositon beacuse I wont speak untyil age 5 : - that remind me of a very funny story
C: I'm dislye so have the time I can't prononse those words correctly!
Minty I've got an accent like Sean Connery.....but not the car to go with it....
I have a typical midwestern US accent - not a strong Chicago one (they stress the 'a's in words, i.e. Chicaaaaago).
Basically, it's your standard generic accent heard in many a movie or television show. However, I do have a slightly different inflection now when I ask questions and say certain words which I have gotten from living in England for the past 2 and a half years. My friends get a kick out of it when I go home.
Oi've got quoite a strong brummie accent bab.
Actually the reaction varies from person to person. A lot of people say they can't tell I'm from Birmingham at all - I think they must be deaf! But it's possible I've got a bit of Nottingham in there too as I lived there for six years.
That happens to me too! Many callers have asked if they can speak to my mum!
I have a southern accent. You can tell I come from London but I do not sound cockney or like an east ender. I do not drop my 'hs' or say bruvver for brother. Since I have been in the Fens for 17 years, you can detect a slight bumkiness about my accent.
'cept I left the p out!!
'cept I left the p out!!
I genuinely didn't notice that and it made me look like I was pointing it out, which I wasn't!
are you american then?
My voice can sound young on the phone too. I get 'is mum there please' a lot.
Yes but you ARE young Choccy Chick!
I sound quite young on the phone as well - someone asked if I could 'go get my mommy'. They confused me with my little brother - he was 7 at the time...
I also look young. A guy came to the door and asked if he could speak to my parents about their electricity supplier. I also get carded at most places.
Guess I just have to hope that I'll continue to look younger than I actually am