21 Accents: An Amusing and Uncanny Linguistic Turn

that's awesome! I love accents too. I get into conversations with telephone solicitors and help line operators sometimes, discussing their accents. :eek:
 
that's awesome! I love accents too. I get into conversations with telephone solicitors and help line operators sometimes, discussing their accents. :eek:

That is so cool. I heard Walker interviewed and she said the reason she was able to learn accents so well was because she grew up in a musical family, so learning linguistic intricacies was a lot like learning different musical vocal styles.

I am especially fond of the southern accent (deep south), the New England (Maine esp.) accent, and the midwestern accent.
 
Her Moscovite and Charleston are just a bit off. Good for being from Philly but a bit more stereotype than genuine.

Better than I could do, even when I was practicing.
 
Charleston is WAY off.

For whatever reason, a southern accent is the absolute hardest to mimic. Most don't realize that there is no one southern accent - it varies greatly from region to region, and even varies depending on one's level of education.

I guess you just have to be born with it. :D
 
The Southern accent also varies according to who you are talking to.
 
Charleston is WAY off.

For whatever reason, a southern accent is the absolute hardest to mimic. Most don't realize that there is no one southern accent - it varies greatly from region to region, and even varies depending on one's level of education.

I guess you just have to be born with it. :D

The Southern accent also varies according to who you are talking to.
Same thing with "the" Australian accent.
 
Charleston is WAY off.

For whatever reason, a southern accent is the absolute hardest to mimic. Most don't realize that there is no one southern accent - it varies greatly from region to region, and even varies depending on one's level of education.

I guess you just have to be born with it. :D

What she said!:D
 
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