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Thread started 01/14/07 9:54pm

Paradisekiss03

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Accents in the English language

My siblings and I were discussing different accents from around the world in the English language, and since we saw a foreign TV show today we wondered if foreigners can easily understand the American accent(s) and vice versa?
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Reply #1 posted 01/14/07 9:55pm

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I like accents horny
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Reply #2 posted 01/14/07 10:13pm

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accents mushy

and it's not so much the accents that are hard to understand, but rather the slang. lol
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Reply #3 posted 01/14/07 10:44pm

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I really really dislike accents.
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Reply #4 posted 01/15/07 4:36am

JDINTERACTIVE

Its hard much harder to differentiate between Australians and the English. Americans Ive found are really loud and its easy to spot a Canadian as they are more quieter and reserved to an extent.
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Reply #5 posted 01/15/07 4:37am

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JDINTERACTIVE said:

Its hard much harder to differentiate between Australians and the English. Americans Ive found are really loud and its easy to spot a Canadian as they are more quieter and reserved to an extent.


You think I'm loud? lol
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Reply #6 posted 01/15/07 4:38am

JDINTERACTIVE

CarrieMpls said:

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Its hard much harder to differentiate between Australians and the English. Americans Ive found are really loud and its easy to spot a Canadian as they are more quieter and reserved to an extent.


You think I'm loud? lol


Well, erm, not in a loud, bolshy way. I think you just have loud voices!
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Reply #7 posted 01/15/07 4:39am

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JDINTERACTIVE said:

CarrieMpls said:



You think I'm loud? lol


Well, erm, not in a loud, bolshy way. I think you just have loud voices!


I see.

confused
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Reply #8 posted 01/15/07 4:39am

JDINTERACTIVE

CarrieMpls said:

JDINTERACTIVE said:



Well, erm, not in a loud, bolshy way. I think you just have loud voices!


I see.

confused


Shush it loud mouth. smile
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Reply #9 posted 01/15/07 4:40am

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JDINTERACTIVE said:

CarrieMpls said:



I see.

confused


Shush it loud mouth. smile


lol
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Reply #10 posted 01/15/07 4:42am

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JDINTERACTIVE said:

Its hard much harder to differentiate between Australians and the English. Americans Ive found are really loud and its easy to spot a Canadian as they are more quieter and reserved to an extent.



lol

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Reply #11 posted 01/15/07 4:47am

Heiress

Some people tell me I have a strong American accent... but in the US, they tell me I have some other kind of accent now.

Really odd! I think I sound the same as I ever did...
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Reply #12 posted 01/15/07 4:50am

Natisse

Heiress said:

Some people tell me I have a strong American accent... but in the US, they tell me I have some other kind of accent now.

Really odd! I think I sound the same as I ever did...


lol my Brother keeps telling me I sound a tiny bit English now, but I don't hear it shrug
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Reply #13 posted 01/15/07 4:51am

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Natisse said:

Heiress said:

Some people tell me I have a strong American accent... but in the US, they tell me I have some other kind of accent now.

Really odd! I think I sound the same as I ever did...


lol my Brother keeps telling me I sound a tiny bit English now, but I don't hear it shrug


is it all in people's heads? lol
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Reply #14 posted 01/15/07 4:52am

Natisse

Heiress said:

Natisse said:



lol my Brother keeps telling me I sound a tiny bit English now, but I don't hear it shrug


is it all in people's heads? lol


I don't know lol ...noone else has said it, I know that much lol
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Reply #15 posted 01/15/07 4:53am

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Natisse said:

Heiress said:

Some people tell me I have a strong American accent... but in the US, they tell me I have some other kind of accent now.

Really odd! I think I sound the same as I ever did...


lol my Brother keeps telling me I sound a tiny bit English now, but I don't hear it shrug


When I meet you you sounded Tasmanian to me razz

My second guess was Kiwi razz razz

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Reply #16 posted 01/15/07 4:56am

Natisse

senik said:

Natisse said:



lol my Brother keeps telling me I sound a tiny bit English now, but I don't hear it shrug


When I meet you you sounded Tasmanian to me razz

My second guess was Kiwi razz razz


lol omg Tasmanian? lol and pray tell what does a Tasmanian sound like? wink lol
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Reply #17 posted 01/15/07 5:05am

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Natisse said:

senik said:



When I meet you you sounded Tasmanian to me razz

My second guess was Kiwi razz razz


lol omg Tasmanian? lol and pray tell what does a Tasmanian sound like? wink lol



Well my third guess was Welsh. After that, I stopped guessing razz

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Reply #18 posted 01/15/07 5:06am

Natisse

senik said:

Natisse said:



lol omg Tasmanian? lol and pray tell what does a Tasmanian sound like? wink lol



Well my third guess was Welsh. After that, I stopped guessing razz


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Reply #19 posted 01/15/07 5:14am

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I got that stupid German accent sad.
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Reply #20 posted 01/15/07 5:46am

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senik said:

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Its hard much harder to differentiate between Australians and the English. Americans Ive found are really loud and its easy to spot a Canadian as they are more quieter and reserved to an extent.



lol


lol

That's news to me.
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Reply #21 posted 01/15/07 6:05am

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JDINTERACTIVE said:

Its hard much harder to differentiate between Australians and the English. Americans Ive found are really loud and its easy to spot a Canadian as they are more quieter and reserved to an extent.


eek I live with a a LOT of Canadians. Quieter in volume, sometimes but reserved?


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Reply #22 posted 01/15/07 6:13am

Spookymuffin

All native english accents (aussie, american, etc) are easy to understand to be honest it's just they convey different things to me. East Coast America is loud and well-meaning but potentially fucking annoying. West Coast America is just shit. Aussie girls sound like they like it dirty. smile Canadians sound geeky. English sound stuck up. Northerners have the coolest accents.
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Reply #23 posted 01/15/07 6:20am

Natisse

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All native english accents (aussie, american, etc) are easy to understand to be honest it's just they convey different things to me. East Coast America is loud and well-meaning but potentially fucking annoying. West Coast America is just shit. Aussie girls sound like they like it dirty. smile Canadians sound geeky. English sound stuck up. Northerners have the coolest accents.


hmm
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Reply #24 posted 01/15/07 6:22am

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Natisse said:

Spookymuffin said:

All native english accents (aussie, american, etc) are easy to understand to be honest it's just they convey different things to me. East Coast America is loud and well-meaning but potentially fucking annoying. West Coast America is just shit. Aussie girls sound like they like it dirty. smile Canadians sound geeky. English sound stuck up. Northerners have the coolest accents.


hmm


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Reply #25 posted 01/15/07 6:24am

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shellyevon said:

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Its hard much harder to differentiate between Australians and the English. Americans Ive found are really loud and its easy to spot a Canadian as they are more quieter and reserved to an extent.


eek I live with a a LOT of Canadians. Quieter in volume, sometimes but reserved?


Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha NO

lol lol






Hey, YO! Could ya' keep it down over there. For Pete's sake rolleyes I thought at least the Niagara Falls might have drowned out some of the noise you Yanks make, but you guys are something else disbelief

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Reply #26 posted 01/15/07 6:31am

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senik said:

shellyevon said:



eek I live with a a LOT of Canadians. Quieter in volume, sometimes but reserved?


Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha NO

lol lol






Hey, YO! Could ya' keep it down over there. For Pete's sake rolleyes I thought at least the Niagara Falls might have drowned out some of the noise you Yanks make, but you guys are something else disbelief

Love,

Wayne Gretsky (sp?) smile
canada



Whatsamatter Wayne? Huh? Huh?

Besides it's all the Canadians at the Manor making all the noise here, lol
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Reply #27 posted 01/15/07 6:34am

Natisse

Spookymuffin said:

Natisse said:



hmm


nod horny


eek ~runsaway~
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Reply #28 posted 01/15/07 8:05am

Spookymuffin

Natisse said:

Spookymuffin said:



nod horny


eek ~runsaway~


lol
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Reply #29 posted 01/15/07 1:17pm

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Spookymuffin said:

West Coast America is just shit.


care to elaborate? hmph!
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