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I'm sorry but I refute this one, you're american you still can't pronounce words properly, when calling someone an arsehole you should always pronounce the arse as ARSE not ASS it's not a donkey it's an arse. :jess:Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
I'm from North London and so lots of people tend to think I have a cockney accent. I would profess I don't but lots of people say I pronounce certain words in a complete cockney accent including those who live in London.
Hahahahaha Londoners giving lectures on how to speak.
My accent changes depending on who I talk to, I dunno why it happens, but it does. I can override it if I wish to but it takes effort and I usually cba.
Which is good, because my default accent is smurfing Leicester, which is one of the most horrendous sounding accents in the history of the world. I would rather sound French.
That's a different word entirely, you Limey Brit. :colbert:Quote:
Originally Posted by IceglowI'm sorry but I refute this one, you're american you still can't pronounce words properly, when calling someone an arsehole you should always pronounce the arse as ARSE not ASS it's not a donkey it's an arse. :jess:Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
I'm from North London and so lots of people tend to think I have a cockney accent. I would profess I don't but lots of people say I pronounce certain words in a complete cockney accent including those who live in London.
I'm from New Jersey, so of course I pronounce everything strangely. Need I go on my Trenton rant again? :O
My accent is Canadian neutral (whatever that means! XD) so i usually tend to pronounce things that is globally correct....
Although fro some strange reason I talk British when I'm super drunk! :beer:
I think you should, as long as you record an audio clip of it. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rebellious Eagle
I recently found out there is a mineral named "cummingtonite".
I'm not sure how to pronounce that, but it is interesting.
Exactly how it looks.