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Russian for me.. I don't like the accent at all. I love Irish and Spanish accents.
Also got a soft spot for those LA chicks with their rich girl accents lol. Accents like Kourtney Kardashians.. love hearing hot chicks talking to each other. |
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Bahaha, about a third of the relos I know are Hungarian. "Ssreee" lol.. I don't mind it obviously, but it's a funny language to listen to in full flight. |
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i don't have a problem with any accents. we're all different, that's something to embrace, not bitch about. travel beyond north america. jesus.
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How many of you native English speakers speak ANY other language? I mean SPEAK, not asking "how much?" in Spanish. I speak 2 not including my native one.
Have you ever heard an American speaking Czech? Haha! And you're saying Russian accent is bad? Oh come on... :) |
One thing I've always found funny is how interviews with Brits or Aussies/New Zealanders sometimes have subtitles in the US.
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Quebecois accent. It's like american french. Sorry Jean-Francois, sorry Ariel ;)
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Birmingham, England.. terrible accent sounds like they've got a cold.
Andalucia, Spain.. They sound like they have a speech impediment and drop letters all the time. Dutch people speaking english, not terrible but funny as they always stress the wrong part of the sentence. Although my Dutch is probably terrible to them, hehe. South African is horrible, but I love Australian. |
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Cajun accent drives me nuts.
Than there are Scottish. Even if I try I can't get 20% of what they are saying. Its like they have hot potato in their mouth when they talk. |
Whatever the woman from 'The Nanny' had.
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Any new photo adventures quantum??? |
The worst is French. French speaking French is bad but French speaking English is even worse.
Asians speaking English are tough to understand sometimes. I think I have a new least favorite accent though. I just moved to the south and listening to these boogans communicate with one another is annoying. Like someone said earlier, these people drop letters when pronouncing words. For instance: there's a little neighboring town called Cherryville. Most Americans would pronounce it "Cherry-ville." If you're a native to this area Cherryville becomes "Chur-vul." |
It's just simply because our language has different utterance (I hope this is the right word :D), so our tongue has a hard time when it comes to the TH sound. You can see this in many countries in the world. For example you don't really say the letter R in you words. It's just a soft R. We use hard R, that can cause accent again :)
BTW it's true that we (hungarians) have terrible accent :) But my english is very good, especially when I'm drunk hehe Quote:
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Been a few recent adventures.. look out for a photo thread soon ;) |
What about how weird some languages sound, relative to your own?
I periodically watch subtitled movies so I get a bit of exposure to other languages, Swedish sounds awesome! :D Dutch is funny to listen to as well. :) I'm a native english speaking aussie. |
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