Spam Land

what about a broodling, the deadly parasite

 

aww, I wanted to be one... Can there be two of them with mee being my evil twin?

 

It's not as easy as that. There are countless words with stressed first syllables, and the fact that American English puts the stress in that word on the first syllable doesn't help either

This is quite a serious problem though. Anyone wanting to learn British English has to elude the American infestation in the world... *sigh*

 

New Zealand english is the best.

 

nope, Engrish ftw!

 

nope, you already have a role

 

i have some strange "reflex": if i hear an accent while speaking the same language as the accenter(except dutch, although i can do that when i try) i start speaking with the same accent

 

Although it requires some knowledge, that's not too hard to do. Being able to speak different dialects is where things start getting complicated

 

i do it without ever hearing the accent before

 

or accent

 

i can speak in a french, british, and german accent =3

 

i an speak english in a french, german, british, american, irish, japanese, zimbabwan, mexican and cuban accent

 

just had an upgrade
702mb ram schweet, now im off to finish my map

 

ursa is a worm~
i...must....step on him O O

 

british accent you say? oi mate, im a brummy

 

schweet.
i can have an american accent, too =P

 

'Mate' is Australian. I'd say 'chap' or something is more stereotypically British.

 

'Lo, love~

 

mate is used for some cities in the uk, such as in london, i think they say 'guv' or something, but in birmingham (in the uk not america) certainly use the word 'mate'

edit: maybe i should use 'oi' instead of 'good day' because 'good day' sounds more like austrailian

 

Yeah, I'm not saying they don't, I'm just saying 'mate' is more stereotypically Australian. Especially with 'good day' (depending on how you say it) seeing as 'g'day mate' is the ultimate Aussie greeting.