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Do you have a weird accent in your native language? Once an old man told me I sounded like I was speaking English, while other people say I sound like my nose is stuffy. I think it might be because I tend to speak with my mouth more closed or something, so sometimes it just sounds like a bunch of uh sounds with random consonants thrown in. Like, apparently when I say amanhã it comes out sounding like uhmennyun or something
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Brazilian reminds me of deaf people who speak in a very deep voice
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>>223748762
is life actually like picrel for you?
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my real accent is quite rural sounding
ESLs do not stand a chance against it and I always put on a fake RP accent when speaking to them
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>>223749745
Norf detected
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>>223749638
This is me. But I don't want a house. I usually live close to severely deprived people while doing some menial work in the West. So yes, they're all like gypsies to me — racketeering every conscious moment. Shakedowns, petty extortion, fake charity collections, stolen goods fenced through corner shops, insurance scams, benefit fraud, aggressive begging with sob stories, and turning every minor dispute into a shakedown for cash. They run hustle operations out of boarded-up storefronts and treat the neighborhood like their personal extraction zone. Will need some big founds to never do it again. Like system intended.

Hard to save 50k euro when people next room. Would do anything for 50. Or maybe I just don't have pregatory enough mindset. How gypsie kings do it?
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>>223748762
My everyday speech is a weird amalgamation of 3 different regions of the country due to my family moving around a bunch while I was growing up
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If I don't make a conscious effort to avoid it, I slip into that stupid mexican fresa accent, the one that sounds lazy and draws out words. It comes naturally to me, so I have to try not to do it and speak more neutrally instead.
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>>223749969
he's certainly from the south
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>>223749745
do you live in saxmundham
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>>223748762
I'm from the Andean region of my cunt so people mistake me for a colombian every time I travel to Caracas
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>>223749580
To my ears Argentine Spanish sounds like everyone's either excited or angry, especially when they're speaking quickly. There's also something very open sounding about it
>>223749638
Not really. I live in a fairly quiet countryside city where there's not much going on
>>223750136
I think my accent is mostly just the local countryside accent, with some differences probably caused by growing up with access to the internet. I watched youtubers from different parts of the country and from other countries as well, so I imagine I picked up certain pronunciations and speech patterns from them. All my school friends seemed to have pretty much the same accent as me, but I'm not entirely sure
>>223749745
>put on a fake RP accent when speaking to them
Why tho
>>223750157
I used to consciously try to pronounce my vowels very clearly and make them sound exactly like they were written as well, but I eventually stopped because I felt like it made me sound awkward. These days I just pronounce everything the way I'm naturally used to
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I don't really have a dialect but I grew up out in the bush so I use a lot of words from what we refer to as farmer's dialect
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>>223750058
>meanwhile Poland in reality:
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>>223751156
Isn't Andean Spanish supposed to have a pretty distinct sound compared to other Spanish dialects tho? People in my country struggle to pinpoint exactly where I'm from, but they can usually narrow it down to the general region
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>>223751156
Sames, an advantage around here because I don't have to try an accent to fit easily,
even more because I've been told I have a Cúcuta accent, in San Cristóbal people also asked if I was from there at least
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>>223748762
vocaroo
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>>223748762
shouldnt he be thinking of the fall of the west o algo
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>>223751979
I would say so, accents are different but the way andeans pronounce some words is something noticeable after a while
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>>223752041
I'm not posting my voice here, why would I?
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>>223752155
>Philippines
I had no idea they even had a Spanish academy there let alone that they still regulate the Spanish language
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>>223748762
Some people think I’m from the south by the way I talk, a lot more think I’m from New York City. I’m from neither of those places.
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>>223749638
The vast majority of the country is like that. The parts that aren't are a 10-minute drive from places like that.
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>>223753492
you tell me you made the thread
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>>223755030
How do people even confuse a Southern accent with a NY accent? I can pick out a Southern accent pretty easily because of how melodic it sounds
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>>223756324
Some words I say sound southern, others sound New York. I’m from a city that’s between the two regions.
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>>223748762
Occasionally people think I do, I think it might just be that I talk weird because tism. (I do think I have a more General American accent than some people where I live, but that's common for young middle-class city-dwellers.)



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