[ SECRET POST #2687 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2687 ⌋

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Comments

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

I've never heard a convincing British accent from an American.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

Or from a British actress playing a British character for American tv, they always seem to do this incredibly fake high-pitched squeak instead of a normal accent.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

I can usually tell when a UK person is doing an American accent. Some people, like Hugh Laurie, are astonishingly good at it and I'd never guess, but women seem to do this bizarre nasally thing that sounds really fake and obvious.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[herpymcderp]

There's just too many fucking British accents to do one single one properly (without, say, accidentally blending the north Wales lilt into your Cornwall) unless you've actually studied it for a couple of years. Everyone just winds up trying to sound like they're from Manchester and incredibly posh to boot, and it gets so rote that it's become it's own thing.