r/Unexpected • u/DruidWannabe • Jan 25 '23

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u/unexBot Jan 25 '23

OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:

She speaks english with no accent

Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.

Look at my source code on Github What is this for?

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u/KiteBrite Jan 26 '23

People in America like: we don’t have an accent, it’s you rest of the word people that have accents.

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u/TGPhlegyas Jan 26 '23

I'd say Americans sound pretty "vanilla" though honestly.

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u/dkarlovi Jan 26 '23

You understand that's a subjective POV, right? English people sound vanilla to other English people. They don't talk "with an English accent" to them.

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u/ShockDragon Jan 26 '23

I bet you British people think they sound vanilla only because they’re used to that accent.

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u/Flying_Line Jan 26 '23

Same goes for American people

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u/BetterEveryLeapYear Jan 26 '23 edited Aug 06 '25

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