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Re: ~~ British Accent VS American Accent ~~

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A black guy speaking with a british accent (any kind of british accent) can't be taken seriously...makes me think of tight pants, ashy skin and dry crusty lips, wierd haricuts, an effeminate or subservient attitude like a Geoffrey Butler from Fresh Prince of Bel Air...I laugh everytime I am on the phone with relatives from across the atlantic, especially when I hear them say "I have gooot" or "totaaly" :lol:

Now if it's a black girl, as in Chloe Fraser or Naomi (from lost)....that's a different story altogether ...mmmmmmmmmm
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Oslochick23 wrote:Nothing is better than American accent ! I had to hire an online tutor to get a californian accent for about a year until I was happy with my american accent..and even though I have never been there I still sound like a Californian chick indeed...thanks to my lovely tutor Claire Francis...
ps somali ppl speaking english with a somali accent is kinda gross.. no offense anyone out there.....[/quote]


There is nothing wrong with that. :roll:
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Beenaale_No1 wrote: Knowing her she'll probably say Mancunian accent lol. Although that's a pretty ordinary accent to me.

that's properly because she supports manchester united lol , i doubt she ever been to the actual manchester city though
LOL I dont know what posh or cockney( sounds so wrong)...but I like The one David Beckham speaks.... Is that from manchester?
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Ismahan123 wrote:LOL I dont know what posh or cockney( sounds so wrong)...but I like The one David Beckham speaks.... Is that from manchester?
Nah, Beckham is a soft cockney bastard. He's from London.
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Nothing is better than American accent ! I had to hire an online tutor to get a californian accent for about a year until I was happy with my american accent..and even though I have never been there I still sound like a Californian chick indeed...thanks to my lovely tutor Claire Francis...
ps somali ppl speaking english with a somali accent is kinda gross.. no offense anyone out there.....[/quote]


There is nothing wrong with that. :roll:
Ducaysane209 wrote:
Beenaale_No1 wrote: Knowing her she'll probably say Mancunian accent lol. Although that's a pretty ordinary accent to me.

that's properly because she supports manchester united lol , i doubt she ever been to the actual manchester city though
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LOL I dont know what posh or cockney( sounds so wrong)...but I like The one David Beckham speaks.... Is that from manchester?[/quote]



David Beckham is from london he speaks Cockney rather then Mancunian the Manchester accent
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:lol: @cockney bastard. Accudublilah why you folks cus so much. I always thought there is scotish, Irish and the regular english accent.....now I wonder how do ppl in Manchester sound like.
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Ismahan123 wrote::lol: @cockney bastard. Accudublilah why you folks cus so much. I always thought there is scotish, Irish and the regular english accent.....now I wonder how do ppl in Manchester sound like.
There are many dialects within England. Scousers [Liverpool]. Geordies [Newcastle], London, West Country [Bristol, Plymouth]. Birmingham [which is the worst accent ever of all time].

It'll sound the same to you though lol cos you can't tell the difference. The American accent all sound the same to me, apart from the Texas one. That's a strong accent.
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Ismahan123 wrote::lol: @cockney bastard. Accudublilah why you folks cus so much. I always thought there is scotish, Irish and the regular english accent.....now I wonder how do ppl in Manchester sound like.
Almost every city in England has its own accent.

The manchester accent sounds like a regular British accent to me.
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Murder dem Bombaclaaat. :lol:
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Beenaale_No1 wrote:
Ismahan123 wrote::lol: @cockney bastard. Accudublilah why you folks cus so much. I always thought there is scotish, Irish and the regular english accent.....now I wonder how do ppl in Manchester sound like.
There are many dialects within England. Scousers [Liverpool]. Geordies [Newcastle], London, West Country [Bristol, Plymouth]. Birmingham [which is the worst accent ever of all time].

It'll sound the same to you though lol cos you can't tell the difference. The American accent all sound the same to me, apart from the Texas one. That's a strong accent.
I'll prolly find the scousers to be annoying.

lool We have different ones too...You can tell the difference between someone from say Boston than someone from the midwest. I have a clear midwestern accent; the true American accent. lol
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faraxs with a american accent :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Amy Walker 21 accents :lol:

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Beenaale_No1 wrote:It'll sound the same to you though lol cos you can't tell the difference. The American accent all sound the same to me, apart from the Texas one. That's a strong accent.
There's variations in American accent too. Most noticable are probably the Northern & Southern accents. But there are also New England (Massachussetes, Vermont, Maine), North Eastern (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, etc), South Eastern (Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi, etc) South Western (Texas, Oklahoma, etc) Cajun (Lousianna) Mid-Western (Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesotta, etc), Western (Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona), Pacific Plain (California, Oregon, Washington).

New York City alone has various accents i.e. Long Islander, Staten Islander, Brooklyn, Bronx, etc. Boston has its own variations. So does Chicago. Philly & Detroit have similar accents even though they are nowhere near each other. Most media outlets use Northern American accent. Most Americans associate Southern accent with low I.Q., confederate heritage and look down on it. The only people who speak it are people who live in the Bible belt in the deep South. But you can find Northern accent spoken all across from the East coast to the West coast. Mostly because the first inhabitants settled in the North East and spread out from there on.
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i love american accent but dont know which one lol. :oops: maybe new york accent...do they have a different accent. the only american accent i hate HATE is the one Bush speaks. :down: what accent was that.?

as for british accent apart from th god forsaken accent people in liverpool, birmingham and newcastle speak i can put up with the rest. i just hate people who fake the accent.
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I think the southern hickey accent in america is the most funniest, I can't stand the new york italian accent on women I sounds so annoying apart from that americans speak so loud and slow, whenever I'm on the train and its very loud I can distinctly hear americans from the rest.

As for UK my favourites for comedy are:
Scottish, scouser, geordie, irish

the worst are:
birmingham, yorkshire, south western counties, east london cockney
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