I still say you all sound like Aussies.

Oi refuse to saound like ay Vegimite scoffer. We got the real tucker ay. Churr bro. :P

 

 

 

*impales teh Rox's little toe on her trollicorn* She'll be right!!

 

 

 

Americans and Canadians sound very similar.

Americans and Canadians sound very similar.

 

ey?

Thats funny cause Americans don't sound like each other and Canadians don't sound like each other once your out if state/province <.<.

 

But then I've talked to one kiwi and a few Aussies and I can hear the difference....

New Zealanders don't sound like each other, either!

Some Northern-Midwest/Near Canada Americans sound like Canadians.

 

But only some.

 

It's funny, actually.

the humans make the oddest sounds

Some Northern-Midwest/Near Canada Americans sound like Canadians.

 

But only some.

 

It's funny, actually.

 

I've been told I sound Canadian sometimes. I catch myself using "eh?" every now and then.

you need to stop watching kids in the hall reruns immediately.

I support everything about the title of this thread, regardless of what else occurs in it.

 

 

That being said, I sound nothing like anyone else.

 

 

Toss Southern with a dash of British and me attempting to just have a plain voice with no accent, and you get me.

i hear the brooklyn in my voice but noone else does. that's how i know people don't pay attention.

I support everything about the title of this thread, regardless of what else occurs in it.

 

 

I only sound kiwi when talking with people who have real kiwi accents, because I involuntarily adapt to accents when talking :facepalm:

I've been told I sound British, and American before...well at least I never get comments like "ahhh I figured English wasn't your first language cos your accent sounds German"

you need to stop watching kids in the hall reruns immediately.

 

No, it's more from living this close to Canada. I think Dave Barry once called Canada an entire nation that talks like Buffalo.

I don't know what accent I have half the time. Sometimes it's southern and then there is also the Boston accent. Christine?

It's pretty normal. No real accent to it. Sometimes you say words that have a Southern twang and other words have a Boston hint to it. That being said, you get drunk, and you sound Bostonian.

you need to stop watching kids in the hall reruns immediately.

 

No, it's more from living this close to Canada. I think Dave Barry once called Canada an entire nation that talks like Buffalo.

 

oh, the humanity... and they don't even get the benefit of wings.

I am from the American South, raised in the "Great State of Georgia."

 

My voice sounds, well... Partially southern, but not Deep South.

 

I've been told that I don't sound South, actually.

This is on purpose. I make a point to sound more midwest/not from the Redneck South.

I mask my accent because I don't want to sound like a "Dumb Southern Blonde"

 

UNTILL

 

I get either REALLY Drunk or REALLY Angry, or exhausted.

THEN, the accent shows up.

I think Dave Barry once called Canada an entire nation that talks like Buffalo.

 

I can clearly distinguish a Buffalo accent from an Ontario accent, thankyouverymuch.

I was raised on the same tv as everyone else. I think that went a ways toward evening out the American accent. the generations before mine had much more regional type speech patterns.

I commonly get told that I have a Nova Scotian accent, though I've also heard Scottish, Irish, British (Bristol specifically, today) and Newfie. Apparently for all that I've lived in Ontario for all my life, I do not sound like I belong here.

the humans make the oddest sounds

 

meow

 

rawr

the humans make the oddest sounds

 

meow

 

rawr

 

mrawr!

Who knows what I sound like (a british kiwi I would say is closest) But I do feel the need to defend the kiwi accent from the aussies. It's less crass and far stranger

I forgot I made this thread until just now. Good to see ya bloody wankas got some use out of it.