How is a Native American accent? Does it differ by tribe?

Anonymous wrote:Minnesota, Yorkshire, Edinburgh, western Irish, posh German, Greek, South Sudanese.

I'd be happy to help with that, but I'm a woman and I suspect you are too.

Fun fact: I can't speak (and barely understand) the regional dialect of German in my area as my very proper grandparents and parents would have had a heart attack.

-The old softer Southern accent, a la Shelby Foote (he’s from Tennessee/Mississippi apparently but it’s what I think of when someone says the Tidewater accent)

-coastal Maine

-Scottish, any of them

For a British accent primer, the Anglophenia channel on YouTube is hilarious if you haven’t seen it:

https://youtu.be/FyyT2jmVPAk?si=TJkAa57iKpM2prVf

English. That's why I married DH. His accent is "neutral", and quite soft. I cannot understand the northern British accents, or strong Welsh accents.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone like Slovenian accents?

Trump does.

Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Bethesda and enjoy hearing the Maryland accent. I haven't been back there in 40 years. Love this video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phqoZhoCJds

Bethesda MD has an accent? Wow

Anonymous wrote:Who speaks in that accent (family, co-workers, entertainers etc..)?

Russian… The call girl I see weekly.

I grew up in Bethesda and enjoy hearing the Maryland accent. I haven't been back there in 40 years. Love this video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phqoZhoCJds

Anonymous wrote:Irish. End of list.

Which? My south Dublin husband sounds nothing like someone from Cork or Belfast!

Anonymous wrote:British of course. I don’t like any other accents, some of them I almost hate.

I hate British accents. Some of them even sound like speech impediments - like replacing ‘th’ with ‘f’. I can tolerate the RP to a point, but not most British accents. I used to live there, so maybe that’s why - so many chavs everywhere - like literally everywhere.

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Anonymous wrote:Korean. Dated a Korean guy and he was the best boyfriend I ever had by far. Still wildly attracted to Korean men and the accent is an instant turn on for me.

Then move to S. Korea?

I wish! But I have a family. Luckily my kids have a K-pop and K Pop Demon Hunters Obsession, which I have not minded one little bit, ha.

Irish. End of list.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:British of course. I don’t like any other accents, some of them I almost hate.

Which region?

Oh idk the one I hear on BBC

It's difficult to say "British". King Charles, Timothy Spall, Paul McCartney, the characters Inspector Lewis & Vera, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, David Tennant, Michael Caine etc etc all speak very differently, but they are all British. The accent changes every few miles or with class. There's Northern Irish, Scottish, Welsh and English accents, and many subsets within those. These days, BBC presenters have diverse accents.

Scottish!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Korean. Dated a Korean guy and he was the best boyfriend I ever had by far. Still wildly attracted to Korean men and the accent is an instant turn on for me.

Then move to S. Korea?

That was unnecessarily nasty comment.

Np

No, +1. I was so confused by it. So stupid.