What is the... 'Normal' accent

[Badgez]

The american one and canadian one are mostly the same, and I guess everyone thinks that they're accent is normal.

[Demynx]

To me, my accent is normal. Just standard English, no Scouse, Brummie crud.

Same for me....

[Desjardens]

The american one and canadian one are mostly the same, and I guess everyone thinks that they're accent is normal.

Thats pretty much how it works

[whatisinternet]

There is none, it just depends on where you live.

Sorry if someone already posted this, but I cba to read all the other posts, too many pages

[-Wolverine]

There is none, it just depends on where you live.

Sorry if someone already posted this, but I cba to read all the other posts, too many pages

Yep, thats what everyones said so far.

[whatisinternet]

Ah okay

I don't really read all threads that have more then 3 pages, unless they sound interesting.

[Herman]

There is no "normal" accent. If you say, for example, American/Canadian accents are "normal", then it's like you're saying all other accents are "weird" and, well, "abnormal". That isn't fair, is it.

Anyway, I have a malay accent only if I speak malay. You wouldn't know what it sounds like anyway. x_x

[emo...]

i would say briish, coz i am, but there are many different british accents, so i am lincolnshire and ithink brummies have a weird accent

[Biseinen]

Mmm, yeah. people in the south think the north have a more 'common' accent with all that brummy talk and it does sound weird lol.

But to them, we sound 'weird' because of the way we don't speak like them.

[iluvben]

Canadian and American sound the same really...

and erm i'd say canadian/american. they don't really have accents. just talk normally.

You have an accent I remember a voice clip on msn once but your use to it so you don't know , I would'nt say i have one i just speak eamonn tbh