Whats your accent?

[Mans not hot]

The English Language In 24 Accents

1. Cockney/East london
2. London Street/Roadmen
3. Recieved Pronounication (Standard English)
4. Posh
5. English - West Midland
6. North English, Mancester
7. North English, Liverpool
8. Welsh
9. Scottish
10. Irish type 1
11. Irish type 2
12. American
13. New Yorker/Italian
14. USA Southerner/Redneck
15. Australian
16. French
17. German
18. Russian
19. Italian
20. Chinese
21. Japanese
22. Indian
23. South Africa
24. Nigerian




LOL at Chinese and London roadmen, pretty spot on.


My accent is pretty much between Cockney and London street

[Mr.G]

American. Clearly East Coast US, or so I have been told.

[Mans not hot]

American. Clearly East Coast US, or so I have been told.

I like the West Coast accent, but I haven't heard East Coast ones yet. What is difference between East Coast and their Western counterpart?

[Mr.G]

I like the West Coast accent, but I haven't heard East Coast ones yet. What is difference between East Coast and their Western counterpart?

I made a recording in the "post your voice, say your username" thread. Sorry, I would dig it up but I'm on my phone and gotta log off. Overall, I sound pretty pan US, but the way I pronounce certain words, and also my cadence, reveals my geographic location I believe.

[Mans not hot]

I made a recording in the "post your voice, say your username" thread. Sorry, I would dig it up but I'm on my phone and gotta log off. But I'm from the North-East, near NY city. Overall, I sound pretty pan US, but the way I pronounce certain words, and also my cadence, belies my geographic location I believe.

*Roadmen mode on*
Its all calm, bruv. Man feel you.

*Mode off*


Ok what about slang?

[Mr.G]

There are extreme examples that more clearly separate the East and West coast. West, you have 'valley girl' and 'surfer dude'. East you have the stereotypical 'New York' accent.

[Vernon]

Either RP or New York-ish GAE, depending on where I am.

[ModernMaskil]

Probably standard "American" I.e something close to 12. If you ever speak to Anglophone Canadians (specifically in Montreal), it's something like that with a tiny foreign twinge.

[Oghuz]

Standard Persian English accent but I try to sound posh because I have dozens of British of friends and colleagues and I talk to them daily.

[Mans not hot]

Standard Persian English accent but I try to sound posh because I have dozens of British of friends and colleagues and I talk to them daily.

Rah, that tea ting is banging uno.