How people talk
Mar. 24th, 2005 09:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thebitterguyAn archive of accents.
Curiously, it lacks Canucks. That's because we talk normal, I guess.
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cleolinda.
edit: Yes, Canadians are under "English", I see that. I just posted it up so I'd remember it when I got home from work.
edit2: God, this is GREAT. The English accents ALONE are fascinating.
Curiously, it lacks Canucks. That's because we talk normal, I guess.
Courtesy, of course, of
cleolinda.edit: Yes, Canadians are under "English", I see that. I just posted it up so I'd remember it when I got home from work.
edit2: God, this is GREAT. The English accents ALONE are fascinating.
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Date: 2005-03-24 03:47 pm (UTC)*listens* Yeah, that was pretty good.
I'm disappointed in the fact that the word "coffee" or "garage" isn't in the narration, b/c it would so make the Boston speaker's that much better.
Kinda like (whatever region of) Canuckians and "about".
(Not poking fun - seriously enjoy hearing them.)