No-one understands mine. People expect all Scottish people to speak like Shir Sean. Not Spud from Trainspotting.

People love my Boston accent. They get a kick out of it. I try to pronounce my "r's" but when I'm mad faahget about it!

Number23 said:

I like Spud but he talks way too fast for me. Reading Trainspotting was interesting for me.

1st 20 yrs living in Detroit ...2nd 20 yrs living in the south

i have a mixed up jumbo kinda accent now

i like it


i love the way we all sound different makes life more interesting

I don't have an accent at all.

Mach said:

One of my best friends lived in England till she was 11, lived in Mpls until she was 18, then spent the next 10 years in New Orleans and Atlanta. She's got a touch of an odd mix of an accent that no one would ever be able to possibly trace.

CarrieMpls said:

very cool !!

Mach said:

I can type with a lil bit of a southern accent ... tis a gr8 way 2 throw ppl off

twister6 said:

I spent the first bit of my life in Alberta, then my family moved out to BC. My sister was young enough when we moved that she developed a BC accent, but I retained my Prairie sound. Both my mom and grandma were born in BC so they have the accent too. My accent is so different from the rest of my immediate family that I've been asked if I was a foster kid.