How do YOU sound like?

[Cúchulainn]

Microphone arrays have the added bonus of background static, yay

http://vocaroo.com/?media=vTps8xqJSP4rS8iHS

[Aeneas Veneratio]

Only by plebs. It would be deemed undesirable to have a common accent in the upper circles. Besides, he doesn't have a posh accent. He has a normal Danish accent which bares a small similarity to a posh English accent to the untrained ear.

There's a Danish accent for English?I thought we were too influenced by the media and American shows/movies (no dubbing fx) to adopt any sort of unique flavour to our pronouncation of the English language.

Grouchio: Do the Donkey voice from the Shrek movies.

[Grouchio]

I am gifted with many, MANY impersonations of living things. I have perfected so far: Elvis, Dog, Lion, Sheep, Donkey, The New Batman, British accent, German Accent, Russian Accent, Johnny Cash, etc.

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I am gifted with many, MANY impersonations of living things. I have perfected so far: Elvis, Dog, Lion, Sheep, Donkey, The New Batman, British accent, German Accent, Russian Accent, Johnny Cash, etc.

Read a sentence where each word is from the accent of those people/accents in order

[Grouchio]

Read a sentence where each word is from the accent of those people/accents in order

[Miroslav Klose]

There's a Danish accent for English?I thought we were too influenced by the media and American shows/movies (no dubbing fx) to adopt any sort of unique flavour to our pronouncation of the English language.

Grouchio: Do the Donkey voice from the Shrek movies.

Potatoes...

[Ancient Aliens]

I am gifted with many, MANY impersonations of living things. I have perfected so far: Elvis, Dog, Lion, Sheep, Donkey, The New Batman, British accent, German Accent, Russian Accent, Johnny Cash, etc.

Pfft. Johnny Cash is for beginners. Try perfecting the Dyson Ball guy, Morgan Freeman, or Christopher Walken.

[Grouchio]

British Accent: http://vocaroo.com/?media=vbVuI7sDXl4fgOcUU
Johnny Cash: http://vocaroo.com/?media=vUtuX7zekHiScev7E

[Aetius]

British Accent: http://vocaroo.com/?media=vbVuI7sDXl4fgOcUU
Johnny Cash: http://vocaroo.com/?media=vUtuX7zekHiScev7E

How drunk are you? Because that was atrocious.

[Captain Hastings]

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You ARE British right? With Hugh Laurie and Steven fry all over your profile I assume you are?

Also, Close to every old language have various degrees of Posh/Cockney dialects.

No, I'm actually Australian. I just don't have much experience with different German/French/whatever accents.

[Dan the Man]

How drunk are you? Because that was atrocious.

To be fair I'm sure it'd sound much better if the audio quality were better. Vocaroo isn't exactly famous for producing clear messages. At least, not in my experience.

[Grouchio]

How drunk are you? Because that was atrocious.

I'm incredibly sober, mind you.

[Copperknickers II]

There's a Danish accent for English?I thought we were too influenced by the media and American shows/movies (no dubbing fx) to adopt any sort of unique flavour to our pronouncation of the English language.

Of course there is. Everyone has an accent, and it's almost impossible to imitate an accent correctly in another language. In fact it's pretty difficult to imitate one from your own language: see Americans trying to do any regional British accent.

[Stavroforos]

http://vocaroo.com/?media=v52GwPm97tFuJkiyW

Shite quality, but whatever.

[Anarius]

Stavrofors, your Greek accent is very faint indeed, but I did notice it. Had to strain though.

I personally like having a bit of an accent. I consider it part of my identity.

http://vocaroo.com/?media=vXOM9doMkmo1P51Bx

Here's my voice and some of my native tongue. Can you guess what the last part is?

[Copperknickers II]

http://vocaroo.com/?media=v52GwPm97tFuJkiyW

Shite quality, but whatever.

Pretty much how I imagined you, if a little less laconic than your somewhat deadpan posts. Out of interest, assuming you learnt Greek more or less jointly with English, do you have a perceivably American Greek accent?

Stavrofors, your Greek accent is very faint indeed, but I did notice it. Had to strain though.

I personally like having a bit of an accent. I consider it part of my identity.

http://vocaroo.com/?media=vXOM9doMkmo1P51Bx

Here's my voice and some of my native tongue. Can you guess what the last part is?

Norwegian? Really? I was thinking Russian or something before I saw your profile.

[Anarius]

It's a dialect of Norwegian that I think very few foreigners ever hear. Even in Norway I have to speak very slowly sometimes to be understood.

[Stavroforos]

Stavrofors, your Greek accent is very faint indeed, but I did notice it. Had to strain though.

I personally like having a bit of an accent. I consider it part of my identity.

http://vocaroo.com/?media=vXOM9doMkmo1P51Bx

Here's my voice and some of my native tongue. Can you guess what the last part is?

Odd, considering I've never had a Greek accent while speaking English.

Pretty much how I imagined you, if a little less laconic than your somewhat deadpan posts. Out of interest, assuming you learnt Greek more or less jointly with English, do you have a perceivably American Greek accent?

No, my Greek sounds like regular Greek as well.

Though for the record I learned English in Australia, not in America.

[Lуra]

Awww yea poeples!!! It's Lyra/Talla here!
http://vocaroo.com/?media=vMDNaqiKafHdcW04f
Nothing special.

[Captain Hastings]

http://vocaroo.com/?media=v52GwPm97tFuJkiyW

Shite quality, but whatever.

You have one of those whingy American accents. Just sayin'.