Americans generally have no accents. Does the rest of the White English speaking world acknowledge how weird their accents are?
>>77661211
I'm pretty sure they can pick up on an American talking
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>>77661237
But our accent is normal sounding and easy to understand. People don't associate the way we talk with anything unique. It's almost robotic
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>americans have no accent
>>77661211
>Americans generally have no accents
have you ever heard an autistic person who has no idea how to control the volume of their voice?
thats the american accent
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>>77661344
>>77661385
don't bump bait
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>>77661211
>Americans generally have no accents.
What are you smoking, my man?
>>77661344
>>77661385
Compared to you guys, we have no accent.
Everyone knows what a British accent sounds like
Everyone knows what an Australian accent sounds like
American accents are just your general standard accent
>>77661211
>Americans generally have no accents.
No, they do. I hear it all the time, and theirs are especially noticeable since I don't have an accent.
>>77661456
theres no 'british accent' you dumb cunt
accents vary all across the country
its the same for america
>>77661456
We do have an accent, but it is a neutral one. It's generally recognized as American though.
>>77661211
Boston here: where would you rank our accents?
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>>77661539
>We do have an accent, but it is a neutral one.
Yeah, "neutral accent" basically means no accent at all.
>>77661456
>Everyone knows what a British accent
Do you know what a scouse, mackem or bristolian accent is?
Because they're all different and they are just 3 of about 100 in England alone
>>77661589
do you have a boston accent?
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>>77661621
Of course they don't, they think everyone from the UK speaks RP.
>>77661641
Yes
>>77661719
ohhhh
>>77661211
>Americans generally have no accents.
This has to be bait
>other anglo countries
>>77661766
Our accents aren't very noticeable or all that different.
They aren't as stark as say, Australian or Canadian accents
>>77661857
Nobody is this stupid
>>77661211
>Americans generally have no accents.
Accent is always relative. So yes, you do have an accent for speakers of other English dialects.
(The same applies to pretty much ANY language.)
>>77661612
>Yeah, "neutral accent" basically means no accent at all.
Nope. "Neutral" means you have a small accent for all sides.
>>77661344
safly, but regional accents are dying in the US, so we dont have any
>People are taking this bait
You're as dumb as he is.
>>77662404
Hanlon's Razor: if something can be explained by ignorance or trolling, assume ignorance.
And yes, plenty people think their accent is no accent or crap like that.
>>77661719
I was at a jobsite in Manchester, NH, and these guys started making jokes about how the environmental sensors I was installing looked like big dildos. Everything is funny in that accent.
>>77662404
look here you fuckface knob >>77662378
and read it (not the numbers but the letters in the post it links too)
I mean there's some people with southern or yank accents but generally speaking the american accent is flat as fuck like the canadian accent.
>>77662025
you're replying to an american mind you
>>77662436
>american regional accents are "dying" = americans have no accent
hmm
>>77662495
Canadians have much stronger accents than Americans do
>>77662580
>Canadians have much stronger accents than Americans do
Compared to who? Accent is relative, Americans in general will have a thicker accent for a Canadian than another Canadian from the same city.
>>77661211
>Americans generally have no accents
wtf
>Americans
>>77663427
>>77663524
>he said, in his Australian accent
See? It's a thing.
>>77663788
no, I typed it
>>77663824
You said it, and you know it.