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1. What accent do you speak in when you speak your native language? Don't tell me you don't have one, because everyone has an accent, even if it's the "standard" accent for the language in question.East of Scotland and north scotland.

2. Do you mispronounce words because of your accent? I'm not talking about simple variant pronunciation. I'm talking about the way people in Boston say the word "career" like "Korea" and "Korea" like "career" (or, for example, the way Billy Joel sings about "Brender & Eddie" in "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant" ).I use a lot of different words instead of "know" i say "ken" instaed of live or stay i say "bide" i speak a different dialect.I mispronounce everything, like use i say yase too many to list, i dont even think im saying anything wrong.

3. Do you speak any other languages fluently enough to have a distinctive local accent in that language? For example, my Moscow accent, my friend's Parisian accent when he speaks French, etc.no

4. Are any of your accents "looked down" upon? (For example, Cockney or similar accents in England, Algerian accents in French, Caucasus accents in Russian, Long Island accents in American English, etc., etc., etc. )Sometimes our accents are looked down upon by "upper" class as its very common,it true i have never met a scotsperson who sounds like mel gobson or austin powers.

5. As long as we're speaking about accents, are there any foreign accents which, when you hear your native language spoken in, turn you on/sound pretty ?southern irish and canadian are very good,

6. Are there any foreign accents which make your language sound awful?greek and spanish sound crap and also english accents.




"Sorry. Can't stand reflexive used as a subject."

Funniest thing me and my mates have ever heard/seen.

No one would set up a firing squad just to give people a job