What accent do you have?

I've got a very noticeable Arkansan accent. I never really noticed it until I went to Washington state and heard the difference for myself. Now I speak more deeply to keep my voice from cracking all over the place, and that's made it sound even stronger.

I live in Utah, and I don't think I have much of an accent. There is definitely such a thing as a Utah accent, but the way I talk doesn't match it at all. I used to drop my Ts a lot ("moun'ain," foun'ain," etc.), but I do my best not to do that anymore so I don't sound like a hick.

My accent

None that I'm aware of.

Californian accent, brah.

Don't got one

I was raised in Louisville, so I supposedly have somewhat of a "southern drawl" to my voice. Honestly, I don't hear it whenever I speak, but those who aren't from around my area are usually aware of its presence.

Apparently, I sound Jamaican.

Brooklyn accent that gets heavier the more animated or pissed I get.

I don't think I have one.

Wrong. Everyone has a accent.

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American.

I don't have the typical Québécois accent-even tho i'm a pure blood-and peoples already told me in the past that my pronounciation of some words (In my native language) were subject to amélioration... I wouldnt know how to call my accent cause i'm not a expert and stuff or something but i'm aware that everyone has one, eh.

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@wolverine08: Cool Runnings!

Boston

New Orleans......

@the_caped_crusader:

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@rouflex:

@the_caped_crusader: That is my point, United Statien of North America.

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@rouflex: K.

@the_caped_crusader: K.

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Strong Southern accent.

Washington... so we blur together some vowels. The E in egg, leg, keg, and peg all sounds like the A in cake.

I can't hear it, but now that I've come to america a lot of people tell while my english is good, I do speak unnaturally heavily, which makes sense given that I'm Georgian.

:D

New yorker accent I guess

American?

Australian. My rap voice is on another level tho.

I've got like a Northern Californian accent. When I was in New Orleans I like noticed how often I said like.

...Iggy Azalea? Sorry, I just couldn't stop myself.

@indomitableregal: Don't blame us for the shit America thinks is talent.

@monsterstomp: Yeah...I've learned to pretty much ignore what the rest of my country considers talent and just make my own assessments. I hope I didn't offend you btw.

Well you did!

Na not really. :P

Southern American.

I sound like Hugh Jackman

Northern England (East Yorkshire to be specific).

So I will pronounce the numbers 4 & 9 as "For" & "naan", And water as "War-ah", And What as "Wot", ECT,,,.

Eastern european.

Half English and half Australian. It's pretty weird.

dunno

Accent of freedom, so I guess you could say that I have an American accent (U.S.).

Normal 'Murican accent

LOL...

Standardized with a slight Essex twang.

Southern

@laflux: :/

All those suburban wigga's you live with don't know the difference anyway :p

Eastern U.S. accent.

@laflux: FACK SUBURBS

Norwegian.