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Have you ever…
been on ‘holiday’ somewhere (even if it’s just Essex) and come home with that accent (and it proper stuck for a few days or even weeks)?
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I started cursing and swearing like the guys on The Sopranos after watching the boxset over the holidays .. similar thing happened after watching The Wire over a few weeks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
I worked in America for a year and came home with a bit of an accent bit that was more because I changed it whilst I was there as it was easier than having the "oh you're English do you the queen" type conversations every time I went out:laugh:
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I worked in other countries including the USA on several occasions in a few US cities and I'm married to a Texan. No, I've never changed my accent. I'm told I speak Hebrew with a London accent.
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ive never lost my accent even though i've not lived in the country for nearly 40 years :laugh:
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Nope never. I have an Australian friend who starts speaking with an Irish accent every time she gets drunk though [emoji23]
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I think a lot of people talk differently when they’re under t’influence, tbh. My voice is naturally low anyway but some of the most complete Barry White … evolutions my voice-pitch has gone is when I’ve been gin-drunk. I have to be careful about the way I smoke cigarettes when I smoke (not very often but I only vape what I see as worthwhile, starting from CBD, so when I want a nicotine boost it’s got to be through a cigarette still), else I just get nauseous. But if anything like Benson and Hedges has factored in that night as well I scare even myself with how husky and deep I can get. But those are extremes. On a normal day I don’t talk like that at all. Still more bass-y than baritone but within fairly normal limits (if only it was more projectable). It’s not usually that-that gravelly. Just when gin and/or cigarettes factor in. That’s where the change comes from.
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I always end up like mimicking peoples accents by accident which for many years I thought I was just being ignorant and racist but it turns out that it’s a trait that a lot of autistic people do lol
I genuinely cannot help it. I just try to sound like them so they understand me or whatever. Idk it’s weird. My British accent picks up when I talk to my British friends/family but otherwise I’m basically totes American now (I miss my British accent) |
when i worked for six months in Oz? On a wee island? There would be no way? I d pick up?
Any mannerisms? No fears? |
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