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The american accent

Originally posted by Bard2dbone
Oh come on guys, you are missing the best accents to laugh at. When someone has an accent in their native language, which is the same as yours and you both learn another language, they will SILL have a different accent in the second language..
ahhh the accent within an accent....... my family originate from Italy, I was born here. I can speak a bit of Italian but when I do, it's with my Aussie accent. The result is apparently quite funny. I can get my message across but whoever I'm talking to keeps patting me on the head and giggling.......
 
Originally posted by Bard2dbone
...didn't make sense, I will use an example. The hospital I work at used to have a lovely Aussie nurse in our ER named Jane. We are in north Texas, so spanish is very useful. Jane spoke "North-Texas-acquired-Spanish with an Aussie/North Texas/Northeast Mexico accent" Wow.

I mean. Just...Wow.


And you let her get away ...?

:rolleyes:

:bawl:

;)