Wednesday, 13 May 2009
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Imitation is flattery, don't worry.
Do any of you know someone who is British, or better yet, are any of you British? With a spiffy British accent? (English accent? UK accent? Whatever the proper term is, correct me if you like). I want to know how often a British-accented person imitates an American accent, whether it be west coast, southern, or anything in between?
(Because I imitate a British accent as least once a day. Just saying. How often do you do it? :)
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Do you ever watch House? Hugh Laurie is a Brit.
@somewhat_sensational_sarah - I don't watch it, but I have seen parts as well as interview clips. I mainly meant imitating just-for-fun, non-acting purposes.
And now I'm thinking of Cedric Diggory playing Edward Cullen. Loll.
I hate how easy the British accent is to mimic in contrast to how hard the Irish accent is to mimic.
I love the Irish accent it sounds fairy-like & I want one but I can't mimic it for snit
perhaps if I moved there for a year or so, eh?
haha
love the about me btw
@make_the_boredom_cease - irish accents do sound fairytale-like! my professor did an ethnography on a little village in ireland and would occasionally quote the people in a really good accent. moving there for a year would definitely help, but so would watching a bunch of irish movies probably, haha.
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