What kind of accent do you have? (Americans only) <---

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Pretty damn accurate for me:


Mid Atlantic Also known as a "Philadelphia accent" but also heard in south Jersey, Baltimore, and thereabouts.

Would have been a dead give away if they had asked the question:

When you say the word "Water" does it sound like closer to wooder or otter.

[Jason]

i need a qwooter for some wooter for my dooter's doawg

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i need a qwooter for some wooter for my dooter's doawg

I would say this more like: I need a corder for some wooder for my dawters dawg.

[Jason]

yeah that's philly

i was trying to do long island but it's much easier to just say it

[Squeezer]

I would say it:

I need a qwart-her for some waht-ter for my dah-ter's dawg.

West Coast speaks funny

[Turban]

Which American accent do you have?

Northern

You have a Northern accent. That could either be the Chicago/Detroit/Cleveland/Buffalo accent (easily recognizable) or the Western New England accent that news networks go for.

zz. -_-

[Dabram]

British

[Fidel Castro]

Southern.


"who the hell says tent and tint the same way?"

People who live in north carolina.

[Ilya]

so which one of you thinks bag and vague rhyme?

people from north carolina say "cain't" and its so hot

[gran guerrero]

you would have to pronounce vague as fag in order for it to rhyme with bag

[Xog]

Neutral.. Lol

[Edify]

I know some people that say bag like 'bague/vague'. It's definitely strange.

Northern <_<

[Fit of Rage]

Western. Which is stupid because I grew up in the south, and I also don't have a southern accent.

[PaulOakenfold]

Clicked a bunch of random shit because my accent changes depending where I am.

You have a Unique accent. That is entirely made up by you and your brain (easily recognizable) or the North-Southern Atlantis accent that the Devil goes for.

[PaulOakenfold]

You have a Brazillian accent. You commonly pronounce 'potato' as puto, and are often confused by gender-specific pronouns (easily recognizable). A treeless environment lends a heavy hand on this accent.