What is your accent?

[BTGBullseye]

I had a problem how to pronuce jarate properly.

 

As polish, I was pronuce it like Yah-rah-teh.

Better than me... I said it ja-rate...

 

 

Anyone else pronounce caramel as Car-mull?

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

I pronounce it as care-uh-mell

[Average Internet Guy]

jah ra tay

[Jek Jek Roo]

"Dżarati!"

[Epsilon]

Anyone else pronounce caramel as Car-mull?

Ah dew.

[Jek Jek Roo]

Anyone else pronounce caramel as Car-mull?

Ah dew.

 

Carah-mell

[Qpoter]

How i pronounce

 

Can't=Cayent

No=Nou

Crap=Cshrap

Man=Maen

Cookie=Cuki

[Epsilon]

Ah, a Texan.. it's good to know I'm not the only one here who says "cain't" over "can't."

 

...Or do you say "kay-ent?"

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

SOUHP KAHN!

SUE PECAN!

SOO PEE CAN

Edited September 21, 2011 by Guest (see edit history)

[Epsilon]

I have no southern accent, I like to talk in American English, and Russian accents.

I do like to pronounce words in funny ways though:

Tired - Tard

Yes - Yus, Yuz or YESH!

Nope - Nup or Nop (Nawp)

Hello - Hullo or Hallo

Alright - Elroit or Arat

Yep - Eeyup (I've been doing this before MLPFIM existed, actually)

No - Naw

Of course - Of coss.

Sushi - SOOOOOSHAAAAHHHHHH (I love it that much)

How I say them

Tired - tah-erd

Yes - I usually say "Yeah."

Nope - How the Engineer in TF2 says it.. sort of like Nolp.

Hello - How it looks.

Alright - Awlraht.

Yep - I say "Yeah."

No - How it looks.

Of course - Of course, but "of" is pronounced with the o that you use in words like "dock," but usually only if I say "of" slowly.

Sushi - Sewshee.

[Michael Archer]

I love my accent; it's that generic Western one people associate with the United States. You know:

 

Caught and cot, are pronounced identically. As are "don" and "dawn", "collar" and "caller"; "Mary", "merry" and "marry".

In the "ou" in "about" sounds like the "ou" in "loud"

The "r" is pronounced in "car"

Oil is "Oy-ull" (rhymes with "boy-ull")

Jarate is Ja-rah-tee

 

My microphone makes me sound like I have the voice of a 40 year old Justin Bieber still going through puberty. >

 

Fun fact: that's because you sound like a 40 year old Justin Bieber. When an individual speaks, it vibrates your skull, making it sound a lot different than it actually is. To hear what your voice actually sounds like, record your voice and then play it back.

 

It's ok, Username. We're all disappointed when we hear how we actually sound.

[Epsilon]

I say "jarate" as "juh-roh-tee," but I say it so fast the "t" sounds more like a "d," sort of like how some people say "hitting."

[Flyingamerboy]

I have a Scottish accent.

Edited August 27, 2011 by Guest (see edit history)

[Epsilon]

I have a Scottish

Ah loue Scots accents. Especially ones lik' Shrek's or th' Demoman's frae Team Fortress 2.Yes, ah ken this wey o' speaking is a stereotype.

[Average Internet Guy]

I have a scottish too, he probably wants me to let him out of my basement

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

I like Russian accents.

[Koach]

Tired - taihed

Aye - aih (sah!)

Nope - noup

Hello - hallo (gentlemen!)

Alright - oaigh

Yep - yup

No - nou

sir - sah

brown - brawn

brony - bronih

 

this is only accurate on Spanish phonetics... got no idea on English ones...

[BTGBullseye]

this is only accurate on Spanish phonetics... got no idea on English ones...

Spanish and English phonetics are almost identical... Doesn't look like you have any that might be mistaken.

[Jek Jek Roo]

I like Russian accents.

 

So probably you would liked my accent. It's a bit similiar.

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

When I say brother, It sounds like this:

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