Haha. There is something about the USA and being terrible at accents. I could probably pull off a Yorkshire, Midlands and a generic Irish accent. Sometimes I can get a Russian one, but that's probably offensive.
Oh, and South African is easy. They kinda sound like English Aussies mashed with the deepness of Kiwis. IDK. That's what it sounds like to me.
XD That's probably true. I'm practicing, and i'm not that bad anymore.
It hurts when people try an Australian one. I don't mind if you butcher the Brits.
Haha. There is something about the USA and being terrible at accents. I could probably pull off a Yorkshire, Midlands and a generic Irish accent. Sometimes I can get a Russian one, but that's probably offensive.
Oh, and South African is easy. They kinda sound like English Aussies mashed with the deepness of Kiwis. IDK. That's what it sounds like to me.
I'm not bad at British accents. So many characters in my favorite movies have them that it's pretty easy for me to replicate.
That's cool, but try not to mimic accents from animated films. They tend to overdo it. For instance, P Sherman from Nemo is a very, very, very overdone accent. His character is us Aussies having a laugh at you USA fellas. We all have a laugh when foreigners come here speaking like P Sherman and other spoofy characters.
Otherwise you'll end up looking like Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins.
I'm not bad at British accents. So many characters in my favorite movies have them that it's pretty easy for me to replicate.
That's cool, but try not to mimic accents from animated films. They tend to overdo it. For instance, P Sherman from Nemo is a very, very, very overdone accent. His character is us Aussies having a laugh at you USA fellas. We all have a laugh when foreigners come here speaking like P Sherman and other spoofy characters.
Otherwise you'll end up looking like Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins.
Yeah, I remember talking about exactly that with you another time. But what I was thinking was Harry Potter and LotR, which have actual British actors using authentic accents.
That's cool, but try not to mimic accents from animated films. They tend to overdo it. For instance, P Sherman from Nemo is a very, very, very overdone accent. His character is us Aussies having a laugh at you USA fellas. We all have a laugh when foreigners come here speaking like P Sherman and other spoofy characters.
Otherwise you'll end up looking like Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins.
Yeah, I remember talking about exactly that with you another time. But what I was thinking was Harry Potter and LotR, which have actual British actors using authentic accents.
Ha ha, no thanks.
Yeah, but in saying that, Hagrid is a bit overdone. He's a spoof character with all that old slang.
Oh, and don't mimic accents from older movies. Older Aussies sound like rough Brits. <- Likely because most of us were.
Yeah, I remember talking about exactly that with you another time. But what I was thinking was Harry Potter and LotR, which have actual British actors using authentic accents.
Ha ha, no thanks.
Yeah, but in saying that, Hagrid is a bit overdone. He's a spoof character with all that old slang.
Oh, and don't mimic accents from older movies. Older Aussies sound like rough Brits. <- Likely because most of us were.
Yeah, well, obviously I don't consider Hagrid's voice a "normal" British voice.
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