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If I had a British accent, I'd never shut up.
Putting british in quotes makes it seem like it wasn't a british accent... Just kinda a pet peeve "when" quotes are used incorrectly :)
There's not really such a thing as a British accent given the hundreds of accents you find in Britain, so the op was just pointing out that the term is a misnomer I guess :)
56-What do you think we talk like here?? And we're not all addicted to tea
even the Brits will say its fake lol.
you justhave a light accent not everyone has a heavy British accent. youknow what you are that's all that matters
Just so we're clear, there is NO SUCH THING as a 'British' accent.
Get over it
So Brits actually know amongst themselves that they have accents? I thought it was one of those things ppl dunno bout til somebody, an outsider has addressed it. If I had an accent I wish one would tell me wht I sound like.
Depending on where you live in Britain you have different accents and dialects. There are different ways of saying things. We can't always understand each other if the accent of one person is thick. :) Not many people actually speak in the stereotypical Cockney accent Americans put on when pretending to mimic an English accent.
I live in Boston, and it's pretty obvious when someone here has an accent, even to the people who live here. I generally pronounce my Rs but have difficulty distinguishing between words with a certain sound, such as "chair" and "cheer", which is another aspect of the accent, so I get made fun of a lot, or people don't understand what I'm saying.
Where do you live? Don't you have a regional accent? Mine is bristolian mixed with london and welsh. I sound odd sometimes! Lol!
If you, yourself know that you're British then it's fine! :D
People always tell me to stop faking an English accent but I am not, I have a speech impediment that just causes me to talk with my voice that I have
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Tsk tsk, some people, just tell them straight that you are indeed British and such. Not your fault that you talk the way you do, some people like to notice the smallest things. I hope you are not self conscious about the way you talk.. Good thing it was not worse though, they could have commented the way you walk or something Or the way you breathe
What a wanker.