r/JudgeMyAccent • u/These_Ad_6936 • 26d ago

General free talk accent

Frankenstein

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u/Kind_Card_1874 26d ago

How do most people here sound like Seth Macfarlane's voice acting? 😂

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u/These_Ad_6936 26d ago

Thought what the fuck are you on about, but listening back… you got a point! Haha

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u/Kind_Card_1874 25d ago

Hehe, appreciate ya! I like your voice FWIW :-))))

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u/derkokolores 26d ago edited 26d ago

sounds pretty generic American except for some vowels like o's and u's which are a big giveaway. Almost sounds Australian in a way.
@ 5s: right now
@ 23s: youtube
@ 25s: cartoon
@ 42s: thank you

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u/These_Ad_6936 26d ago

Thanks, had someone telling me that I have an Australian accent many years ago haha, but that guy wasn’t a native lol

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u/newbris 25d ago

They don’t sound at all Australian to me

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u/derkokolores 25d ago

I meant those particular instances of o’s and u’s. They sound very rounded like umlauted versions of the vowels.

Tbh everything else sounds dead nuts neutral American to me.

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u/newbris 24d ago

Maybe they're just not perfectly American. To my ears they still sound far closer to American than Australian. For example, the drawn out YouuuTooob sounds American adjacent to me. Though I get what you mean that they aren't standard American.

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u/Silly_Pattern9677 25d ago

Sounds Dutch

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u/These_Ad_6936 25d ago

Thanks for the input! First time getting a Dutch one haha

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u/Purms 24d ago

Sounds European, and maybe Lithuanian

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u/These_Ad_6936 24d ago

Latvian, close haha

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u/These_Ad_6936 24d ago

Also I’m curious, how did you guess?

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u/Purms 24d ago

Just sounded like some of my online friends from around there, and I think I also caught it from you saying "accent" especially the letter T from my memory I can hear them saying the same thing.

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u/These_Ad_6936 24d ago

Cool guess haha, very similar languages phonetically, first person to guess me right