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Yep! From t'NorthOh you're a Northerner? I’m a Southerner.
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Yep! From t'NorthOh you're a Northerner? I’m a Southerner.
Oh you're a Northerner? I’m a Southerner.
Yep! From t'North
I'm from the Northwest-ish of England, between Liverpool and Manchester.
I'm from the Northwest-ish of England, between Liverpool and Manchester.
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Yeah, that happens quite a lot. My mother (scottish) and father (english) still have thick accents, but mine is a real nothing accent now, mostly because I tried desperately to lose it after becoming a bit of performing monkey for kids when I first moved to the US (say this, you sound funny!!). Makes it hard to keep an accent when you feel targeted, lolI used to rent a room from a lady (my friend's mom) who moved to California from Liverpool. She had a strong accent but my friend didn't even though he was born there and lived there until he was 6 or 7 I think. I think it was because he had an American father and would try to talk like him his whole life.
Yeah, that happens quite a lot. My mother (scottish) and father (english) still have thick accents, but mine is a real nothing accent now, mostly because I tried desperately to lose it after becoming a bit of performing monkey for kids when I first moved to the US (say this, you sound funny!!). Makes it hard to keep an accent when you feel targeted, lol
Arkansas, and absolutely!....because you moved to Alabama or something with all the redneck country bumpkins?
Where i grew up we are used to having a very diverse crowd so most of us were never really fascinated different accents because we were exposed to a lot of them.
That's funny. I grew up in south-central Texas but spent most summers in Alabama. The kids in Alabama would call me 'texas' because I talked funny. Then going home to Texas for school in the fall the kids there called me 'alabama' because I talked funny.....because you moved to Alabama or something with all the redneck country bumpkins?
Where i grew up we are used to having a very diverse crowd so most of us were never really fascinated different accents because we were exposed to a lot of them.
That's hilarious!That's funny. I grew up in south-central Texas but spent most summers in Alabama. The kids in Alabama would call me 'texas' because I talked funny. Then going home to Texas for school in the fall the kids there called me 'alabama' because I talked funny.
All in fun, tho'.
That's funny. I grew up in south-central Texas but spent most summers in Alabama. The kids in Alabama would call me 'texas' because I talked funny. Then going home to Texas for school in the fall the kids there called me 'alabama' because I talked funny.
All in fun, tho'.
I can say that we have palm trees and a hurricanes lolThat really narrows it down.
Good ole' Montana!I can say that we have palm trees and a hurricanes lol
Nailed it dead on! 🤣Good ole' Montana!
I knew it!
Theres only one state that fits that description.... Ohio!I can say that we have palm trees and a hurricanes lol
I'm from a bit farther... seeing as I'm from Tycho-city on Luna...
JK I'm from the united states right up against the eastern side of the rocky mountains. won't say where but it gives us interesting weather to be sure. in the summer it runs like clockwork... a storm around 14:00 every day in june and july for example... though the polar vortex caused by el nina is giving us record snowfall this year.
From England - Liverpool
yeah but not since before south park bought itHave you been to Casa Bonita (from South Park)
How do you like it out there?
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