can I hear itQuote:
Originally Posted by karter
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can I hear itQuote:
Originally Posted by karter
no i despise mine
i dont think i sound that bad until i hear recordings of myself back and its like wtf how do people listen to me
NEVER MIND I'M NOT GONNA STOP TALKING
---------- Post added 08-09-2013 at 12:57 AM ----------
also i do actually like taras accent so voting that
---------- Post added 08-09-2013 at 12:58 AM ----------
oh just as a kick in the teeth i used to be really well spoken, received pronunciation and everything but going to a school and making friends with kids from the proper london areas really brought me down in those stakes
It's ok I don't mind it.
I like mine, the accent is fine (except maybe a bit too mumbley) but I don't like the way I talk as I always mix words around.
I don't mind mine. However, when I talk to people on Skype or sing usually people say I have a noticeable Yorkshire accent, but I can't tell.
Mines half english half australian now. I preferred my english accent when it was proper english sounding (because the aussies loved that i was different l0l). But now i sound half and half and say some words that sound english and then some that sound australian. Kinda annoying.
I hate mine, I don't even know if I have an accent haha, its just squeaky and horrible cries
@Calum0812; @Dilusionate; and @.Cymru.; all have amazing accents :P Like I can really notice them and they're great xD
I want to move to Ireland just to hear Irish people talking all day long!!!!
I LOVE my accent, spesh at parties because people are like "where are you from?" and when I tell them, they're like well your accent sounds like Australian/Irish/Scottish/Scouse/Brummy (it's usually one of this lot!) so yeah lol love it.
Don't mind it most of the time, having a posh accent makes me sound smart. Not when I'm out with friends though
Your accent is fab I'd gladly swap :(.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bolt660
OT: I don't mind my accent, it's not as strong as it used to be so it's not too bad now :P.