FOREIGN ACCENTS!

[Omega Weapon]

More like Queen's English British.

 

[nio kasgami]

in french 

in the canada just the fact to go in montreal (3h distant of my city) we have a really diffirent accent but we still speak french....but in each region of my small province...we have like 10 type of accents ._.' and it is not include person who are from other country and move in quebec.

me I have a accent from ''laurentide'' or also call woodman style accent...it is sound really rought....we destroy all prononciation in words

 

[Venka]

I'm originally from Louisiana, but have lived in many different states for a while now and have lost a lot of my southern accent.. but it still pops through when I'm tired or have to speak loudly (I don't speak loud at all, much to my husbands frustration). I can't image a world where the word "ya'll" doesn't exist.. it's just a word that makes the most sense to use for so many occasions. I also can't say Dr. Pepper. I seem to say it and it picks up a few more syllables. My husband says I still have a cute southern accent and that I've passed it on to our daughter (who is 3.5 years old) and I love how she says "Hi"

As far as my favorite accent... there's so many great ones!

Scottish and some Aussie accents are my favorites to listen to.. even if I can't understand them 100% of the time. And I'm horrible with identifying nationalities and by no way mean any insult, so sorry in advance if I make any blunders. But I'm always amazed by how clearly and announced Russian/Slovak English but with a definite accent. I like that one as well.

 

[Indrah]

   I love a woman with a Spanish accent, there's just something... soothing about such a voice.

You are f*cking lying. There is nothign soothing about it >I At least as a RULE. I am pretty sure my spanish accent makes people laught at moost, not soothe anything (tho I'm pretty sure the cursing doesn't help).

I don't know much about accents, all english is flavored english to me since not native, and I'm crap at noticing that sorta stuff.

 

[Seacliff]

I live in Mideastern America (Fairly close to Washington DC)

I don't even think I ever pronounce the 'th' sound, it comes out as an S sound. I have an oddly shaped tongue, so sometimes people who live in the same area can be confused at what I say. So I think I invented my own Accent.

 

[Arkane609]

My friends would often make fun of my accent. They said that I sound like a Drunk French Russian? I don't know. Well, I'm Filipino so I guess that explains why I have a tendency to speak roughly on consonants.

 

[doncht]

English/Spanish for me. 

 

[nio kasgami]

My friends would often make fun of my accent. They said that I sound like a Drunk French Russian? I don't know. Well, I'm Filipino so I guess that explains why I have a tendency to speak roughly on consonants.

hey hey i am french I need to ear this =w=!

You are f*cking lying. There is nothign soothing about it >I At least as a RULE. I am pretty sure my spanish accent makes people laught at moost, not soothe anything (tho I'm pretty sure the cursing doesn't help).

I don't know much about accents, all english is flavored english to me since not native, and I'm crap at noticing that sorta stuff.

it is sure really funny but I think is not the accent you have I think is more how you employ your accent who make a lot of time what you say funny you have a really first ''Floral'' language so it make funny to hear a woman with a strongh accent to use word like ''f***k you '' or ''sh***'' myself if I begin to employ my accent in the same way you use it people will find this funny. Plus you have the type to  push loudly your voice but I guess when you employ a smooth voice your accent will not be all funny but have some beautifull tonality (no offense no ._.?) 

due the fact I have a powerfull mix of english and french accent my prononciation is really weird  ;3

 

[Scinaya]

You are f*cking lying. There is nothign soothing about it >I At least as a RULE. I am pretty sure my spanish accent makes people laught at moost, not soothe anything (tho I'm pretty sure the cursing doesn't help).

I don't know much about accents, all english is flavored english to me since not native, and I'm crap at noticing that sorta stuff.

It is the cursing I say. XD

I think more important is how the person talks and what kind of voice they have. There is only a couple of accents that do not work with the right deep voice... <.<