[ SECRET POST #3157 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3157 ⌋

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[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Some people are aware enough of accents to know that even if their own accent is what registers as "normal" form them, they are still speaking an accent, just as much as anyone from a different country is. I am aware I have an accent - my accent is what I consider "normal" because it is what I hear the most, but it's an accent.

And when I think, I think in my own voice, with my accent.

Now what I don't think would come up in a story is in-depth thought about what accent people think with. The only time I think mental accents would come up is if there was a scene about language and accents, or telepathic communication. I could really see a scene where two people (with different accents) talk telepathically for the first time and one character goes "Oh! You even think in that accent!".