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[Take_It_Easy]

Hello there, you really made me laugh with imitating other accents. You seem to be good at mimic them. Maybe the French one sounds like more Italian! Probably I should have asked you another way. How could I reduce my original accent in order to seem to have a neutral or kinda American one?

The reason why I do not intend to pick up a distinguished British accent is, I spent roughly 2 years in the UK, where I lost my interest in it. Generally I do believe that, in most cases it is easier to understand Americans than British people. They just usually speak on a slower pace I like lot of accents to name a few South British, Londoner, Californian, Chicago accent. So I love several dialects and accents too, but I'd like to go for a certain one. I think it's not necessarily needed to use slangs like: ain't Could you give me some feedback about my accent please? What would you guess I am from?

Greetings from abroad.

Ps: Agree with your statement, English has a wide range of vocabulary and this language is quick to adopt foreign borrowed words just to mention a few: entrepreneur, moustache, alligator or bizarre.

Anyway I'm pleased to meet you here on the forum.

[Take_It_Easy]

Hello there, you really made me laugh with imitating other accents. Maybe the French one sounds like more Italian! Probably I should have asked you another way. How could I reduce my original accent in order to seem to have a neutral or kinda American accent?

The reason why I do not intend to pick up a distinguished British accent is, I spent roughly 2 years in the UK, where I lost my interest in it. Generally I do believe that, in most cases it is easier to understand Americans than British people. They just usually speak on a slower I like lot of accents to name a few South British, Londoner, Californian, Chicago accent. So I love several dialects and accents too, but I'd like to go for a certain one. I think it's not necessarily needed to use slangs like: ain't Could you give me some feedback about my accent please? What would you guess I am from?

Greetings from abroad.

Ps: Agree with your statement, English has a wide range of vocabulary and this language is quick to adopt foreign borrowed words to mention a few: entrepreneur, moustache, alligator or bizarre.

Anyway I'm pleased to meet you here on the forum.

[Luschen]

I guess I can see your point. I think we are always more interested in what sounds unusual or exotic to our ears. Are you really in NYC? You should get a lot of exposure to different accents up there!

[Take_It_Easy]

sorry for the flood I'm desperately trying to record my voice..

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Finally managed to make it work! I don't live in NYC! What made you to think I'm there? I just wondered if you could guess where I'm from. Maybe I should 've given you more clue, in other words speak more!

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