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LOL, All the other nations have soft spoken, local anchors, but the news clip representing Americans are an obnoxious group on the Fox News Channel.
Here, is a more fair representation for America:
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Chose Scottish but it's really a tossup between the English English and the Scottish English. Irish English follows slightly behind.
Canadian English and American English sound almost identical.
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And this one for the rural areas.
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Received Pronunciation.
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The canadian actually sounds like American depending on the people or region
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nvm
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Australian is the most bad ass sounding.
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American English
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Actually Canadian does sound pretty nice, as in kind.
But i think the nicest would be SW English farmer's accent.
In terms of 'cool' though, i think Australians or South Africans have the coolest sounding english. North American sounds so generic to me because of hollywood, music, etc.
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i should do a voice clip, what's the website they do it at?
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