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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Does your accent change when you’re with your family? I go a wee bit more Scottish when I’m with mine, so does C. But when we’re with his, our accents don’t change 
I had a friend growing up who we all knew was from Newcastle, but we didn’t hear her accent until we went over to hers for tea one night, and yep. Proper thick Geordie accent |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I speak normally with family.
But at work when I'm on the phone I pronounce my words more clearly.
I lot of people I speak to are irish and funnily enough cant understand me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does your accent change when you’re with your family? I go a wee bit more Scottish when I’m with mine, so does C. But when we’re with his, our accents don’t change
I had a friend growing up who we all knew was from Newcastle, but we didn’t hear her accent until we went over to hers for tea one night, and yep. Proper thick Geordie accent "
I sound like a Welsh idiot no matter who I'm with or where I am |
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By *eliWoman
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Yep. Mine goes full on posh mode. Elongated vowels that last longer than most fucks, chuck in a few yahs here and there and the odd darling as well. I try and tone it down normally because it's very marmite but a weekend spent with them and I sound like a twunt. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does your accent change when you’re with your family? I go a wee bit more Scottish when I’m with mine, so does C. But when we’re with his, our accents don’t change
I had a friend growing up who we all knew was from Newcastle, but we didn’t hear her accent until we went over to hers for tea one night, and yep. Proper thick Geordie accent
I sound like a Welsh idiot no matter who I'm with or where I am "
Same and when you’re in England and people try and copy your accent they always sound Pakistani  |
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"Yep. Mine goes full on posh mode. Elongated vowels that last longer than most fucks, chuck in a few yahs here and there and the odd darling as well. I try and tone it down normally because it's very marmite but a weekend spent with them and I sound like a twunt. "
Fake posh!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does your accent change when you’re with your family? I go a wee bit more Scottish when I’m with mine, so does C. But when we’re with his, our accents don’t change
I had a friend growing up who we all knew was from Newcastle, but we didn’t hear her accent until we went over to hers for tea one night, and yep. Proper thick Geordie accent
I sound like a Welsh idiot no matter who I'm with or where I am
Same and when you’re in England and people try and copy your accent they always sound Pakistani "
I'm terrible at imitating accents |
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By *eliWoman
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"Yep. Mine goes full on posh mode. Elongated vowels that last longer than most fucks, chuck in a few yahs here and there and the odd darling as well. I try and tone it down normally because it's very marmite but a weekend spent with them and I sound like a twunt.
Fake posh!! "
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By (user no longer on site)
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Mine doesn't really change, but when I'm speaking on the phone I tend to try to speak more clearly. But then I think most people have a bit of a 'phone voice' |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Funny thing is my normal Essex accent seems to go out the window once I'm in the bedroom.  Usually I lose the ability to think and just descend into a series of moans x |
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"I don't have an accent. I was born in and grew up around Oxford, I don't think we have an accent here.
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Everyone has an accent "
I’m similar. People generally think I speak the queens English/public school accent. If they have to guess they say West Country. I’ve not been to that part of the world before! It’s just the slight bit of my Scottish roots coming out and rolling my R’s a bit. More of my accent comes out though when with someone with a strong Scottish accent and I start to use Scottish words again |
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"Does your accent change when you’re with your family? I go a wee bit more Scottish when I’m with mine, so does C. But when we’re with his, our accents don’t change
I had a friend growing up who we all knew was from Newcastle, but we didn’t hear her accent until we went over to hers for tea one night, and yep. Proper thick Geordie accent "
My dad is Scottish and he sounds more Scottish when he is with his family |
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