>tfw you read all Brit posts in Brit accent
Tfw you read all Brit posts in Brit accent
Joshua Perez
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Gabriel Perry
Considering how autistic just about everybody in /brit/ is, everytime I read their posts it's automatically in a shrill, tremulous voice and they stutter a little sometimes, too.
Luke Thompson
How do you read mine?
Jackson Roberts
>smoking a bowl
With a gun to the back of my head.
Julian Thompson
With a Chicano accent.
David Reed
>tfw people read my posts in a kiwi accent
Aw nu
Brandon Hughes
Sounds kind of like a two stroke engine.
Adrian Turner
isn't that how all poms talk though
Camden Green
It's hard to put into writing but I read yours with the typical disgusting flip English speaking voice. It's very distinctive and it sounds awful
Brody Wilson
people would probably read nz posts australian accents because people don't know that nz isn't a part of australia
Levi Gonzalez
Not really. Most of the poms I've met IRL are top people desu. But for some reason the ones I see on the internet are almost always some combination of autistic wanker.
Andrew Cooper
>poo peeland talking shit about someone's accent
lol
Asher Carter
Does it sound anything like this?
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Jose Sullivan
I'm a pom living here :^)
Ian Clark
>I'm a pom
William Green
The only way people know the NZ accent is through semi viral drink driving ads
Gabriel Jackson
>The only way people know the NZ accent is through semi viral drink driving ads
Awww nah bru.
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Charles Richardson
>Brit accent
you mean queen's RC english? probably the least spoken dialect in the whole UK
Noah Turner
which is the most spoken senpai
Kevin Wilson
Evan Wilson
I have no idea actually, there are so many different regional dialects here considering our size
would roughly guess yorkshire or west country but even that is generalising
Aaron Nguyen
I like it.
Andrew Cox
/brit/ gives the UK a well-deserved bad name. Endless trap posting and autism. Anywhere on the chans where Brits congregate ends up like that.
Brandon Ross
a slightly feminine, friendly voice.
Joseph Murphy
Yeah, I've noticed. Like I said earlier though: It's funny to me because nearly all the Brits I've met IRL were pretty cool people.
Jonathan Collins
wish i lived in Noiy Zaylend t b h
Luis Smith
>NYEEW ZILLAND
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Hudson Jenkins
I read all posts in my voice
Blake Sanders
I unironically use Britishisms and mimic the accents/speech patterns.
People ask me if I'm British all the time.
Isaac Nelson
Glad I'm not the only one. Same goes for Aussies.
Camden Russell
>you read english in khajiit accent
Thomas Green
>read a Brazilian post
>tribal music plays in my head with occasional monkey noises
Jose Barnes
>read a canadian post
>justin bieber plays in my head with occassional triggering, motivating me to check my privilege
William Brown
>read a kiwi post
>mind goes blank
Brayden Mitchell
w-what do you guys hear when you read an american post?
Juan Sullivan
> which is the most spoken senpai
Ignore Brits when they tell you there isn't a common British accent. There is, broadly, and it's what we Canucks and Americans call the "British accent".
It's not actually RP, since that's associated with people who come from a certain education system. It's more accurately called BBC/General British accent. It's spoken in all regions of England by the middle classes, as well as in most of Wales and Scotland.
In Scotland in particular, educated Scots have progressively less Scotch accents to the point it becomes indistinguishable from the accents from southern England.
The General British Accent can be broken down, but to non-Brits, it all sounds the same.
Jayden Richardson
it's like how americans think there are more than two american accents and canadians think they have more than one
Chase Myers
And Kiwis, when they think they aren't Australians.
Mason Murphy
exactly
Levi Cook
...
Carson Ortiz
Well to be fair, Us Americans an Canadians may sound extremely different to each other, but we sound Identical to Euros. It's kinda like facial recognition with other races. The argument of "they all look the same to me" is valid. While you may have a dozen bros who are black, you see the subtle differences much clearer than ever, the white trash hasn't and just sees African, not to say racism is good, it's horrible, but the minor differences and facial details are much more present to you than them.
Jacob Cruz
Don't give me that face, it makes me feel bad
Zachary Parker
This.
I hear Canadian idiot with a slight Manitoban accent.
I hear budget Latino lover accent with Hue and gunfire in the background with the added noises of Rainforest Cafe.
Brayden Hall
General American or that flat Midwest one
Nathan Williams
t. Sean O'CanterburyRebuild
Ayden Barnes
I do too!! Though I don't mimic the accents themselves, the speech patterns and Britishisms I catch myself using all the time
William Roberts
You guys forgot South African, they sound funny too.
Kevin Rogers
That's pretty spooky, user
Joshua Howard
You sound like a fucking cunt to me. The Americas English accent doesn't mix with British terms at all, at least we actually do sound like them.
Juan Wood
I rid your puusts in thes kind of eccent. Soundz heaps funny bru.
Ayden Hughes
To my Texas ear, they sound like a soft spoken Aussie.