I'm so terribly British!

[Garnie]

!!!!YOUR NOT A GIRL????
ROFL just kidding!

[Caraliz]

i need to hear corker speak now! speak, corker!

[Garnie]

lol i missed ventrillo when every one laugthed at me for pronuceing it "banarna" rofl

[Shauna]

Common ones are Indian, Scottish, Irish, Russian and British.

*insert angry post, with lots of about how Scots are Brits*

[Big D]

I've been mistaken for Irish, Scottish, English and American. I'm actually a New Zealander, and so were all those who made the mistakes. I'm from the North Island of the country, but several years at university in the South Island have given me a Mainland accent, which makes things interesting whenever I return home.

[Mirage]

Some people have thought I was from Germany, The Netherlands, Sweden and Norway. Not much of a surprise, though, since those languages are all close to Danish.. Also, the Danish accent when speaking English isn't really that recognizable.

Oh, believe me, it's very recognizable.

[Zeldy]

When I went on school camp I had two English kids in my group. One was from Bolton. Not sure where the other was from, but he had a cockney accent. Our entire group ended up with British accents when we got back from the trek and the rest of our year thought we were idiots.

Oh, Bolton accents <3 that town is really close to me xD they pronounce Bolton as 'bol'un'.

[Dolentrean]

My girlfriend makes fun of me sometimes becuase if I hang out with people for awile I start adopting there accents to a slight degree. Her family is from Noo Yoik so when I stay with them I sometimes start unwillingly saying words with there accent. I get pretty good at them, but I cant change from accent to accent. I get stuck in them v.v

[Jiro]

When I went on school camp I had two English kids in my group. One was from Bolton. Not sure where the other was from, but he had a cockney accent. Our entire group ended up with British accents when we got back from the trek and the rest of our year thought we were idiots.

Oh, Bolton accents <3 that town is really close to me xD they pronounce Bolton as 'bol'un'.

I'll have to check with him once I start school again, but I think he said he was from around Bolton, so his accent is a little off. But it's still hilarious to watch three English kids in our year speak with three different accents.

[Lynx]

no but ive been told the way i pronounce things is the new york accent of mine it sounds perfectly normal to me. i mean i live outside the city but i guess nto far enough that the accent still hits me.

[Marshall Banana]

I'm very lucky that I don't have a thick southern accent, because I didn't even know that "holler" was actually "hollow" until I was about seventeen, and everyone in my family does have a thick accent.

[Breine]

Some people have thought I was from Germany, The Netherlands, Sweden and Norway. Not much of a surprise, though, since those languages are all close to Danish.. Also, the Danish accent when speaking English isn't really that recognizable.

Oh, believe me, it's very recognizable.

Haha xD well okay then.

[scrumpleberry]

The regional accent will tend to rub off on me a little when I get excited or talk too fast. Aside from that, my accent is regular English and fluctuates from pretty much normal to rather porsche depending on the situation.

Someone thought I might have come from New England once. I didn't really know why.

[Fatal Impurity]

I have a normal distinct british accent, but funnily enough it doesnt sound snotty or posh.

[Raebus]

Common ones are Indian, Scottish, Irish, Russian and British.

*insert angry post, with lots of about how Scots are Brits*

*Insert comment about Shauna being English*