Accents can make or break your voice.
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america has many accents not just 2. Deep voice> accent
Georgian. It is closer to the American accent though due to the influence of American media.
an american south redneck type accent ig
I did an online test and apparently I have a Californian and New Yorker accent.
Link? Kek sounds interesting. Wanna do tha tedt
Might have been this one. http://www.playbuzz.com/benjaminbirely10/which-american-accent-do-you-actually-have
@Allblueeeee that's not the one..
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Could you post the real one? The test that you posted concluded that I have a North Eastern accent lol
I am trying to find it, I'll report back when I find it or not.
I found it boyos! Here you go. @Facade @Allblueeeee
I got western accent. Western side of USA
No accent but I'm probably one of the most severe, if not the most severe voicecel on this forum
A bland one
I know but Yankees all sound similar so I only did the two major ones.
Southerners=/=Yankees
southern
I don't have an accent.
Mexican accent. Something like what you hear on Speedy Gonzalez.
Saying someone has a British accent is about the most unhelpful thing you could possibly categorise someone as having.
I myself am a black country lad. Watch this video to understand the black country accent:
I actually grew up in West Bromwich and where i lived and went to school was only 10 minutes walk from what was considered Birmingham. We several fights (well large brawls actually) between our school and the other school and they were almost universally Birmingham City fans (awful bunch) where as we were solidly West Bromwich Albion.
The black country dialect covers most of the people who live in the urban conurbation between Birmingham and Wolverhampton to varying degrees. Not to be mistaken with people from Birmingham who are Brummies who have a slightly different accent. Wolverhampton while considered part of the black country also has its own slightly distinct dialect and people from there are called YamYams. The midlands overall has a fairly broad accent which varies in the major towns between places like Coventry, Nottingham, Leicester, Worcester. etc
This video is pretty good for covering the various different accents by group in the UK. The woman in the video boils it down to 17 although i would say broadly speaking there are as many as 40 regional dialects which can be distinguished.
I myself am a black country lad. Watch this video to understand the black country accent:
I actually grew up in West Bromwich and where i lived and went to school was only 10 minutes walk from what was considered Birmingham. We several fights (well large brawls actually) between our school and the other school and they were almost universally Birmingham City fans (awful bunch) where as we were solidly West Bromwich Albion.
The black country dialect covers most of the people who live in the urban conurbation between Birmingham and Wolverhampton to varying degrees. Not to be mistaken with people from Birmingham who are Brummies who have a slightly different accent. Wolverhampton while considered part of the black country also has its own slightly distinct dialect and people from there are called YamYams. The midlands overall has a fairly broad accent which varies in the major towns between places like Coventry, Nottingham, Leicester, Worcester. etc
This video is pretty good for covering the various different accents by group in the UK. The woman in the video boils it down to 17 although i would say broadly speaking there are as many as 40 regional dialects which can be distinguished.
Should add curry accent
not sure how I would put it in words
Foreginers always mentioned how american I sounded. My american accent is thick as fuck apparently.
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British specifically London accent
I took the test and it said I have a western accent.
American.
Same.
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Het is over voor accentcels.
Kek.
Well, I just did a test and it says I'm Southern, but... not harsh Southern, but more in the middle (North & South) I guess?
Good ol' American one.
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