@kellybrooke.m: it’s the vocal fry, isn’t it 🫠 #travel #solotravel #accent #language #what

fiona💕 :

imo american accent is just plain and boring, can’t think of any characterics tbh

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I think it’s our r’s and t’s

smokedogtmoney :

I think it's the deep, direct annunciation of the words. you speak very clearly and concise. probably from being on here and being a server. I think it's a compliment because that means people can understand you better

r3nnsport :

It's an entire career to learn about phonetics, but trust me, there are commonalities across all regions & languages.

This Is/Not An Art Channel :

I never thought about my accent until I traveled in the South (US) and everywhere I went people called out my California accent

No name :

I think we’re on the same ship 😆

BlueTurtle :

I don’t even know how but I hear it… I have the same accent tho

Lord Robert :

I’ve been told the same, but I’m from KS so it matches 😂 especially when I speak French

thedude080 :

Gwen_Stacyꨄ :

Omg I’m so early but I love your account it’s so entertaining

mk :

It's usually in the "R" sounds, but we need to hear you speak in another language to point it out

William :

I wonder what they think of the Texan accent then

harurutan :

very round "r"s, not sure how to explain it

Nancy :

As someone from Norway, I understand what he meant with a thick American accent🫡😭 idk how to explain it

Bad Santah 🥓 :

They were exaggerating so you’d be like “nooo waaayyyy” and they get to keep bringing it up for easy conversation

я︎α︎νє︎η🕸️ :

@zay

🐉🌌✨️H✨️🌌🐉 :

girl i have a "thick american accent" its fine. you live in america

Web :

I think it’s like how towards the end of your sentences it’s a stronger pronunciation. I have an accent since I’m Bilingual, Spanish and English. But also people describe my voice as ghetto nerdy

MountainsOfMiles :

I’ve been told the same. Having a small conversation in French: “oh, American! I speak English.” It’s that obvious, huh? “Oh, very.” 🤣

michaelucius :

I don’t think it’s very thick. You don’t have that terrible affectation called vocal fry many Americans nowadays have. Your English is very clear. The rhythm and of course the Rs are giving.

AnUnseenPerspective1988 :

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