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There is no one accent that makes someone sound universally sexier, as attractiveness is subjective. However, accents such as British, French, or Italian are often considered alluring by many people. Ultimately, being confident and genuine in how you speak is more important than trying to imitate a specific accent.
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Can we guess your American accent quiz?
Sure, you can try guessing my American accent by listening to the way I pronounce words or phrases in American English. Accents are influenced by various factors, including geographical region, ethnicity, and language background. Good luck guessing!
How do you talk with a jersey accent?
To talk with a Jersey accent, try emphasizing the "r" sound and using a slightly faster pace of speech. You can also incorporate New Jersey slang terms and phrases into your conversation to fully embrace the accent. Practice listening to native speakers to better understand the nuances of the accent.
How do you do an American accent?
There are many types of American accents. But for a neutral "she's from the US" one, make sure you pronounce your "R"s and short "A"s in a fairly hard yet fleeting way; use a lot of contractions; know American vs English pronunciations (i.e. 'Mall': AM = Mawl EN = Mahl). Inflections are almost as important as pronunciation. If in doubt, emphasize the last word in a statement or question:It's not "I AM sure"; It's, "I am SURE". It is necessary to listen to and repeat native American dialogue. So record yourself doing so along with American television/movies, and listen critically to the playback.
How do you fake an Italian New Yorker accent?
To fake an Italian New Yorker accent, try exaggerating the pronunciation of consonants (especially "r" and "t"), elongate the vowels, and add in some Italian slang or phrases for authenticity. Listen to native Italian New Yorkers for inspiration and practice to perfect the accent. Mimicking the rhythm and cadence of their speech can also help you sound more convincing.
How do you speak with a Russian accent?
See the 'Russian Accent' article in the links section. It is very helpful. Another related link (Accent Archive) is a great resource for accents in general. It's people all over the world reading a set paragraph that includes all the major vowels and vowel/consonant combos used in everyday speech. Listen to the sound bite carefully, and try to mimic those patterns, then try to apply them to whatever you want to say. I suggest using a specific phrase when you want to switch to an accent cold. (That is to say: from your own native accent, in the regular world) I personally use some thing like "In mother Russia..." It's cliched, but it works!
What is your Point of view about American accent?
it can be very annoying, but some people love it and try to copy it
Is it hard to get a fake Australian accent?
You would have to born in Australia and raised by Australian born parents to have an undetectable Australian accent. Fake Australian accents are easy apparently, all American actors who try it sound like a confused Englishman with a throat infection. However, the true Australian accent has been scientifically proven to be one of the most difficult to accurately reproduce.
Can we guess your American accent quiz?
Sure, you can try guessing my American accent by listening to the way I pronounce words or phrases in American English. Accents are influenced by various factors, including geographical region, ethnicity, and language background. Good luck guessing!
How do you talk with a jersey accent?
To talk with a Jersey accent, try emphasizing the "r" sound and using a slightly faster pace of speech. You can also incorporate New Jersey slang terms and phrases into your conversation to fully embrace the accent. Practice listening to native speakers to better understand the nuances of the accent.
How can you learn an American accent?
If you want to learn an accent then you must listen to it a lot.Learn how they say their vowels, consanents, mouth formation, stress syllables, and other forms of speech. Try to imitate that, along with adjusting the speed r pitch at which you talk to assume a more "American" tone if at all possible. Learn some common terms or slang that fit in with American culture. If you surround yourself with others who talk with an American accent, soon you will begin to pick it up through constantly hearing it and learning new words or phrases.Listen to a lot of American English and practice using using it. That's the only way I know to get any accent: listen and practice.And make sure when you practice that you really pronounce your "R"s.Watch American TV Watch American films Listen to American radio Listen to American speaking on sites like Youtube Get a CD or DVD or something that helps you improve your American accent Go to America Have conversations with American people Practise speaking with an American accent a lot, at least once a dayThere is no such thing as a standard American accent if you're on the East Coast, but truly, move to the US and try to sound like the people are you. Failing that, watch movies made in the US and try to imitate the accents. To sound--to an American--as though you have little to no accent, try for something in the Midwestern states.One technique which has worked well for some people is to hire a speech coach (ask people who work in drama, radio, television, or cinema for recommendations), a professional therapist for speech and diction (through medical or educational contacts), or an American student who speaks English as a first language.If all else fails, you're a glutton for punishment, or you just like linguistics, learn to read IPA and check out "Accents of English" by J. C. Wells. It will tell you in excruciating detail exactly how to get each and every phoneme of every word you say to sound like any accent of American English that you want.Also, be specific. There are different versions of the accent. Americans from Texas might speak differently than Americans from New York. It depends on the region.i really dont know . i have financial problem .b'cause i have just joined on company. and salary is no that much.but my work is related to speaking with US clients.so i cant even do any course to improve accent from any institute,plz if you any information , kindly email me at sachbal123@gmail.com.
How can you get sexier?
u can wear bikinis at beaches try looking more beautiful and remember your attitude
How do you do an American accent?
There are many types of American accents. But for a neutral "she's from the US" one, make sure you pronounce your "R"s and short "A"s in a fairly hard yet fleeting way; use a lot of contractions; know American vs English pronunciations (i.e. 'Mall': AM = Mawl EN = Mahl). Inflections are almost as important as pronunciation. If in doubt, emphasize the last word in a statement or question:It's not "I AM sure"; It's, "I am SURE". It is necessary to listen to and repeat native American dialogue. So record yourself doing so along with American television/movies, and listen critically to the playback.
What is name of Spanish accent in form of?
try Tilde
Is Russell brand American or English?
Rusell Brand is defitnetly english. If you hear him talk, you can clearly hear how he has an english, british accent. Ask me many other qustions and i will try to answer them :claireluvsrockk :)
How do you fake an Italian New Yorker accent?
To fake an Italian New Yorker accent, try exaggerating the pronunciation of consonants (especially "r" and "t"), elongate the vowels, and add in some Italian slang or phrases for authenticity. Listen to native Italian New Yorkers for inspiration and practice to perfect the accent. Mimicking the rhythm and cadence of their speech can also help you sound more convincing.
I am trying to fake an English accent for work so how would 'here's your change' or 'how can I help you' be pronounced differently from an American accent?
Depending on which British accent you're trying for, this can be a complex question. If you're doing it for an American audience, I wouldn't worry too much about it, though. The most common 'faked' British accent often "Drops" H-sounds, ie: " How cahn i hep yo?" or " 'ere's yer chahnge"There are two significant differences between 'standard' South-East English and American English - the vowel sounds and the length of the words. In British English words tend to be separated a bit more than in US English (if I was talking to a musician I would say that British English words are staccato while US English words are tenuto). The vowel sounds in English are shorter and I would suggest practising by doing the following:Open your mouth with your jaw as far down as it will go, stretching your mouth vertically (try not to let the muscles pull the sides of your mouth out to the sides) and make this sound: 'a' 'a' 'a' (not 'ay', 'ai' or 'ae') - make the sound short and 'punchy', then try 'how can' as 'haw can' 'haw can' 'haw can', then add i help you, There is a movement in I as it consists of an 'i' followed by a 'y' sound, but with 'help' and 'you' keep the vowels short and just one sound, like you did with the 'a' in 'can'. (If I, as a British Englsih speaker want to put on an American accent, I make a smiling movement where I stretch my mouth sideways on the vowels, and I don't move my jaw down as far as I would normally - to do a British accent I'm suggesting that you do the opposite.)But as the person above says, an American audience probably wouldn't notice, and if they do, you can always ask them for feedback and suggestions on how you could improve. See the link below for some handy tips and pointers.Also, the R sound isn't pronounced in British English unless it's at the beginning of a word or followed by a vowel sound, for example Law and Lore are pronounced the same here. In your example, the word "here's" (because the R is immediately followed by an S sound) is pronounced something like "hee-yuz" (but say it quickly)
How do you unlock Hyundai accent?
Try alking to your local car dealer
