Perfecting an American/Canadian accent (Part2)

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[NewsyJackal]

pretty good accent ... you did it with no effort

[Sezzera]

@NewsyJackal thank you, sugar x

[retroguy02]

your natural accent is british or aussie?

[Sezzera]

@retroguy02 My accent is how us "London folk" speak, not the Queen's English. I am not a great fan of the Aussie accent.. Much prefer the American accent.. :)

[Lock11811]

I love your accent, you know, your normal everyday voice. You did a great job with the American accents!! =)

[Sezzera]

@Lock11811  thank you x

[amazingmao]

In American accent, "biscuits" is pronounced "Cookies"

[largeCoinPurse]

um the only thing is that we dont all talk with a souther accent

[Smile4aMile237]

you're pretty good but you emphasized too much on some like dollar. (I'm American by the way) for Potter, it's not like patter... yeah.

[kylem1112]

@OnMyOwn1988 i wouldn't say they're COMPLETELY different. they're pretty similar. Btw, i wouldn't be able to tell the difference between an australian and a kiwi accent.

[RyanRocks1998]

Im Canadian and sorry but we do say words differently from americans

[JacolynOWNS]

You kind of over do it, but American's also over-do English accents as well, haha.

[rbd7]

Latin American people (not only spanish speaking) just understand each other no matter what the accent is, that's weird.

[TheGuilanvi]

your boyfriend just passed u by without saying anything? poor girl!

[julianbinder123]

there is a biggg difference in canadian and american accents. EX some canadians say progress as pro-gress while other (in the more american fashion) say prawgress

:)