What kind of accent do you have?

[Kivan]

American.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

Galician/Portugese with Italian and Guarani influence

[Smaug]

When speaking English? Basically my very own form of Canadian Dainty or "Transatlantic accent" a la Cary Grant.

[Annie999]

Rioplatense spanish, its the dialect spoken in Montevideo, Uruguay and also other cities around including Buenos Aires, Argentina. Some words are pronounced different, the verbs as well and the intonation too.

Tyical uruguayan speaking spanish , the 2nd one is from Costa Rica



And this is french football player Griezman speaking uruguayan too (he's truly a fan of our culture and speaks with a remarkable uruguayana accent)

[Zroota]

General Australian accent with some Middle Eastern/Wog influence.

[GreentheViper]

Canadian with some American and British influence in there.

[Leo Iscariot]

This is my "native" accent: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inla...erican_English

But living in South Carolina for 7 years gave me a mild Southern accent, which is how I normally speak unless I consciously try to speak normally.

[Vojnik]

I have a standard Australian accent, the accents in Australia are more divided by rural/urban or low class/upper class and don't differ from region to region.

This guy has quite a similar accent to me.

That's standard. I wouldn't be able to tell if he was from Melbourne or Perth, Adelaide or Brisbane. The generic modern Aussie accent.

Mine is also the standard accent. But i can switch to very lower class bogan Aussie if i wanted too. I've been exposed the country Aussies all my life. Basically the Aussie equivalent to the American southerner accent.







ps. "dazzas dud root" means Darren's bad sexual experience.

[Thambi]

Standard american accent with my indian accent popping up during certain situations lol.

[Iloko]

General American w/ slight Asian influence at times