Nasal!

born and raised in chicago, but i've been told i have a southern accent thats a tad deep at times.

brownsugar said:

I'm born and raised in California and people ask me all the time where I'm from

DexMSR said:

I wouldnt say so....

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

same here

I sound like people on American TV - I have what I consider to be a lack of an accent. I don't think I'm particularly whiny or anything, and the only comment others usually make is that I have a nice voice. Which means nothing to me because I pretty much sound like everyone. Normal.

brownsugar said:

me too. for some reason, people hear my surfer/stoner speak as British

NDRU said:

I get that too...

7ellusion said:

I can't fathom a reason, mate

NDRU said:

sorry...I mean.. I'm from the Big Easy...born and raised but I'm told I sound like I'm from the Northeast...I have no idea how they get that.

7ellusion said:

I was just making a stupid joke about myself pretending to speak like someone from England.

Sometimes I think that if a young person in the US speaks in complete sentences, older people think they must be from somewhere else.

NDRU said:

yeah, like another planet... it's sad to say but there are times when I could be counted among them. I know...shame on me.
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i sound like bea arthur being molested by a 30 foot lobster demon

PurpleThunder said:

omg that is sooooo hawt

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

Hmmmm....maybe its just me then.

WHAP!

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Like a cat being draged through the bath!

ive gotten "smooth and sensual"
and i've also gotten "the nice white girl next door."

Imago described it as "sexy-ass"...

Natisse said:

You sound really sweet Tisse!! You have a melodic lovingness in your voice

lilmissmissy said:

aww thank you hon!

I don't have a very Australian accent. There is a touch of Australian here and there...my voice is often described as a strong one- that's cause i tend to talk from my diaphragm, a habit from the skills i learnt at singing classes i think! Mine is melodic and at a medium kinda range at most timez- some people can recognise i have an Anglo-Indian accent...some people think i sound English or to the next extreme South American i only ever go highpitch when i'm in an especially good mood.

Natisse said:

Well it's true!!

lilmissmissy said:

I love your accent ...it's very calming, I reckon! you have a very clear, strong voice which is very easy to listen to

Natisse said:

I've been told i should read stories to children !!!

Awww you are too kind my dear Tisse!!

Mwah!!

My accent is not very classically Australian either. Born in Scotland, raised early on in England, then in Australia by English parents... spent a number of years in America and had an American girlfriend for almost a decade... people say (well I say, really) I kind of have my own accent too, Missy.









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I honestly hate my voice. But whatever. I think if I were listening to me, I'd be annoyed.

I sound like a valley girl.

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dunno...i've been called "sir" on the phone a lot of the time. that, and some people have said that i have a weird accent.



hear mah edit
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

You sound EXACTLY as I imagined. I love your voice!

Natisse - and another friend of mine - is adamant that I sound like Anthony Hopkins. I don't see it myself - I hated my voice growing up - but that's quite a compliment.