What kind of accent do you have?

[Mortimer]

german or eastern european was told either

[Iloko]

german or eastern european was told either

Call of Duty?

[Enflamme]

Southern English, although I don't think I have any strong regional accent as I spent half of my childhood in Kent in south-east England and the other half in Bournemouth in eastern Dorset in south-west England, before moving to West London.

Cool accent. Your voice is generally relaxing to ASMR tendency or you used this tone of voice especially for this video?

[Graham]

I don't have an accent.

Have heard your voice before. You have an accent outside your area like everyone. Go to the UK, your voice would stand out in a train or a shop etc.. "oh there's an American in the train"

[Kamal900]

American one which had surprised many people here since I was born and still living in Arabia my whole life.

[aja675]

A sliding scale between Filipino and American.

[Hamlet]

RP, only the best.

[Sizzo]

Eastern Lombardian accent (Bergamask version). It's a particular inflection typical of the central-eastern Alps; you can find it in all Eastern Lombardy, northern Canton Ticino, Valtellina, Italian Grigioni, Wälsch-Tyrol, South-Tyrol and sounds similar to the Venetian or Friulan accent. It's something that seems very "highland".

Here's an example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q90epW-SU8

Bergamask is a Gallo-Italic language (Western Romance of North-Western Italy), of the Lombardian family, but its intonation looks more "Rhaetian", I'd say.

[RN97]

Scando/ Norwegian

[Theodiscus]

I have a General Australian accent. There is some minor lexical and phonetic variation in my regional accent (Victorian/Melbournian), but not as distinctive as the South Australian accent. Australian dialects are pretty boring, ey?