do people in other countries think american accents are sexy?

[Alkaline5]

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

As a Southerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the New England mouth.

I know Connecticut does not have an accent. we prounounce words correctly annunciating each letter phoenetically as it was meant to be said without dropping syllables or adding drawls. It is quite perfect english.

In summary do not clump the north eastern states all together. Massholes, NYC'ers long islanders and connecticutians all sound much different.

I can't say I've ever met anyone from Connecticut, so I've got nothing against y'all. If you can give me a better geographic term that encompasses Massachussetts, NY, and Jersey then I'll use it instead of "New England".

 

[b0mbrman]

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: randay
What do you guys think of pidgeon english? Do I even want to know?

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[AMDZen]

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

As a Southerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the New England mouth.

I know Connecticut does not have an accent. we prounounce words correctly annunciating each letter phoenetically as it was meant to be said without dropping syllables or adding drawls. It is quite perfect english.

You just can't spell, use proper sentence structure or capitalize the first word in a sentence. Not to mention that "quite perfect" is sort of a contradictory phrase. Not quite perfect yes, but "quite perfect" doesn't make any sense.

 

[IceBergSLiM]

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

As a Southerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the New England mouth.

I know Connecticut does not have an accent. we prounounce words correctly annunciating each letter phoenetically as it was meant to be said without dropping syllables or adding drawls. It is quite perfect english.

In summary do not clump the north eastern states all together. Massholes, NYC'ers long islanders and connecticutians all sound much different.

I can't say I've ever met anyone from Connecticut, so I've got nothing against y'all. If you can give me a better geographic term that encompasses Massachussetts, NY, and Jersey then I'll use it instead of "New England".

jersey and new york are not part of new england silly. new england is CT, MA, RI, NH, VT and ME

 

[IceBergSLiM]

Originally posted by: AMDZen

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

As a Southerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the New England mouth.

I know Connecticut does not have an accent. we prounounce words correctly annunciating each letter phoenetically as it was meant to be said without dropping syllables or adding drawls. It is quite perfect english.

You just can't spell, use proper sentence structure or capitalize the first word in a sentence. Not to mention that "quite perfect" is sort of a contradictory phrase. Not quite perfect yes, but "quite perfect" doesn't make any sense.

i don't spell check any of my posts get over it. Grammar mistakes transcend accents and dialects and are found everywhere in every city, state and country

 

[Alkaline5]

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

As a Southerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the New England mouth.

I know Connecticut does not have an accent. we prounounce words correctly annunciating each letter phoenetically as it was meant to be said without dropping syllables or adding drawls. It is quite perfect english.

In summary do not clump the north eastern states all together. Massholes, NYC'ers long islanders and connecticutians all sound much different.

I can't say I've ever met anyone from Connecticut, so I've got nothing against y'all. If you can give me a better geographic term that encompasses Massachussetts, NY, and Jersey then I'll use it instead of "New England".

jersey and new york are not part of new england silly. new england is CT, MA, RI, NH, VT and ME

Well I am Southern. I'm aware of that definition, but we generally include the "middle colonies" when making that reference. (Sort of like how the rest of the world calls all Americanas "Yankees".) Pretty much everything above Maryland is New England to me.

Edit: Also, I'm beginnng to dislike Connecticutians now

 

[iron crotch]

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

As a Southerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the New England mouth.

As a northerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the Southern mouth. That ugly drawl ruins the language.

 

[xcript]

Originally posted by: Lonyo
I'll go with no, from a UK/European perspective at least.

Ditto.

 

[Sunbird]

Nothing special from a South African perspective, maybe too used to it from all the american TV shows, but French hits the spot with me...

 

[Demon-Xanth]

I had a british friend say that my California accent was sexy. In her opinion, Brits don't have accents because that's the way english is supposed to sound.

 

[Heisenberg]

I was told in Australia that I had a "drawl" even though I speak perfect Midwestern accent-free English, so I'm thinking no.

 

[xcript]

Originally posted by: Heisenberg
I was told in Australia that I had a "drawl" even though I speak perfect Midwestern accent-free English, so I'm thinking no.

Accent-free English? :laugh:

 

[UDT89]

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

As a Southerner, let me assure you that there is no manner of speech more vile than that which escapes the New England mouth.

I know Connecticut does not have an accent. we prounounce words correctly annunciating each letter phoenetically as it was meant to be said without dropping syllables or adding drawls. It is quite perfect english.

In summary do not clump the north eastern states all together. Massholes, NYC'ers long islanders and connecticutians all sound much different.

I can't say I've ever met anyone from Connecticut, so I've got nothing against y'all. If you can give me a better geographic term that encompasses Massachussetts, NY, and Jersey then I'll use it instead of "New England".

did you really just type y'all???? case is closed.

every trip down south I say two words in a bar and two min. later I'm approached numerous times by amazing southern women.

sorry if that doesnt work for you up here.

 

[SolMiester]

American accent sexy?......LOL, no, just loud

European accents though?, yes.

 

[Staples]

American accent for English or when some guy tries to speak Spanish and butchers the language because people don't put any effort towards it?

 

[jlee]

Originally posted by: SolMiester
American accent sexy?......LOL, no, just loud

European accents though?, yes.

Do you have any idea how many different "American accents" there are?

 

[foghorn67]

Originally posted by: SolMiester
American accent sexy?......LOL, no, just loud

European accents though?, yes.

that goes for any foriegner. Foriegner's are always loud, anywhere.

 

[Alkaline5]

Originally posted by: UDT89

did you really just type y'all???? case is closed.

every trip down south I say two words in a bar and two min. later I'm approached numerous times by amazing southern women.

sorry if that doesnt work for you up here.

I've never been to the Northeast, but I've met more than a few transplants. It didn't bother me at first, but I've come to hate it when it's a very strong accent. Since I'm not an amazing southern woman, I'm sure you won't mind.
And yes, I type "y'all". If you can think of a more concise way to address a group in the second-person please enlighten me.

 

[krunchykrome]

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

There is nothing sexy about a NY accent.

 

[UDT89]

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89

did you really just type y'all???? case is closed.

every trip down south I say two words in a bar and two min. later I'm approached numerous times by amazing southern women.

sorry if that doesnt work for you up here.

I've never been to the Northeast, but I've met more than a few transplants. It didn't bother me at first, but I've come to hate it when it's a very strong accent. Since I'm not an amazing southern woman, I'm sure you won't mind.
And yes, I type "y'all". If you can think of a more concise way to address a group in the second-person please enlighten me.

id rather go the extra mile and type three words than type y'all.

 

[UDT89]

Originally posted by: krunchykrome

Originally posted by: UDT89
is the south considered another country?

b/c my NY accent is worth millions

There is nothing sexy about a NY accent.

i didnt say there was......but southern girls sure seem to think so.

 

[brandonbull]

Originally posted by: UDT89

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89

did you really just type y'all???? case is closed.

every trip down south I say two words in a bar and two min. later I'm approached numerous times by amazing southern women.

sorry if that doesnt work for you up here.

I've never been to the Northeast, but I've met more than a few transplants. It didn't bother me at first, but I've come to hate it when it's a very strong accent. Since I'm not an amazing southern woman, I'm sure you won't mind.
And yes, I type "y'all". If you can think of a more concise way to address a group in the second-person please enlighten me.

id rather go the extra mile and type three words than type y'all.

I guess y'all know how to do it up North

 

[UDT89]

Originally posted by: brandonbull

I guess y'all know how to do it up North

next im waiting to hear how we should've lost the "war"

 

[mean6]

im from New Zealand (dont get offended, i mean no disrespect) but the American accent is one of the most annoying there is. Ive seen on TV some chicks (from the south i think) and they have that different sounding accent, which is kinda sexy but the twangy full on american accent gives most non-us people a headache.

 

[MrMaster]

Originally posted by: brandonbull

Originally posted by: UDT89

Originally posted by: Alkaline5

Originally posted by: UDT89

did you really just type y'all???? case is closed.

every trip down south I say two words in a bar and two min. later I'm approached numerous times by amazing southern women.

sorry if that doesnt work for you up here.

I've never been to the Northeast, but I've met more than a few transplants. It didn't bother me at first, but I've come to hate it when it's a very strong accent. Since I'm not an amazing southern woman, I'm sure you won't mind.
And yes, I type "y'all". If you can think of a more concise way to address a group in the second-person please enlighten me.

id rather go the extra mile and type three words than type y'all.

I guess y'all know how to do it up North

Isn't ya'll two words only? You all

Where is the third word? Oh and former hick accent representin'!