Scratch

:'(
poor little threadie

CheeseMunchy wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

Say dog. Now say laugh.

You joke?

Sorry, more like cough than laugh.

soupoftomato wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Now to rid ourselves of the other Republicans and move in Vermin Supreme!

yessssss

A pony based economy and identification system!

Ponies for all! 

I think I would shoot myself.

This is how I sound more or less:
I don't rilly get thuh Uhmerikin aksence yoo guyz are trying to tipe fonetikally. This iz how I tock. I say "idea" as in "eye-dee-uh", not "ideer". Wut eevin. Just like there'z diffurint kinds of Bridish, like Kokknee et cedera, there'z diffurint kinds of Uhmerikin.

Actually I'm not sure I did a good job of showing my "Uhmerikin aksent"
I have a voice recorder though
But I'm technically supposed to be studying

jji7skyline wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

Australian accent and british cockney are similar though.

I FORGOT.

You think they are pointless until they aren't even in the word! "Riposte to earn my respect, Reginald" would have like barely any R sound from what I've heard and then all the sudden, "I've got an idear" 'I carn't do that"

(And Liru, how do we say Dog any differently than it is spelled?)

And uh, I know I like seriously stereotyped you guys right there but this has to be on of the more insulting threads I've read.

"I have no idea(r) what the American archived papers say but I'll say something about being against freedom and act like I know more anyway!"
"NO AMERICANS PRONOUNCE ANYTHING CORRECT BOYS"

Well, I prefer the british pronounciation, no offence :3

Say dog. Now say laugh. See how it sounds very similar? In the british/aussie pronunciation they sound completely different. The o in dog sound like the o in oil, but without the twist of the i at the end 

I'm from America.  It sounds like "dog" and "laf."  Completely different.

I can do an indian accent :p
Although some may think it's offensive D:

RedRocker227 wrote:

Woah. How did this thread grow by four pages in one day? :0

super growth pillz

For the record I say dog with an o like 'dot' and don't say any Rs unless they start a word and am British.

This topic is getting pretty nationalist and in some cases offensive, but they're basically the same thing.

Alternatives wrote:

I'm Irish and the irish accent has become a bit of a stereotype. I could say all americans are fat if you want to go there.

Im Irish too and I completley agree, like pretty much every country has a different accent but a lot people stereotype it into one.

I'm just going to come out and say I find people who imitate accents offensive, and rude.

Liru wrote:

Alternatives wrote:

I'm just going to come out and say I find people who imitate accents offensive, and rude.

Some people just do it for fun, or work, the person who plays Rainbowdash in MLP also plays Applejack, so if nobody was allowed to speak in different accents RD would have a country accent or AJ wouldn't.

There's a line between mocking and recreating.

Have you heard someone interpreter and indian, french ect. accent? It is usually really offensive, mostly because when someone imitates an accent they say something mocking the culture.