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Why do europeans fake british accents
Slave2Master
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Slave2Master wrote:
It triggers me when non-english people write brittish words
"this shirt has a lot of colOUUURSss"

NO IT DOES NOT!
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:27
Aske
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Aske wrote:
that like.. the english we learn, the english language, which comes from the british isles? if ur learning a new language it's not weird to try sound like a native that's kinda the point
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:27
Slave2Master
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Slave2Master wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Slave2Master wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
most of my high school teachers studied english in england, so they all had that accent because they lived there for over 4 years
but to be fair, most people in my class all had an american accent (which btw, what accent do you want people to really have??)
this will probably offend offende a lot of people but i think brittish accent is very unattractive. i think it's enough that english people have brittish accents

also, what kind of british do you think? all british, or the regional differences or the classicist differences?
all
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Lelop wrote:
Nesta wrote:
like u can pick between american or british if u wanna so why not 
also 1D
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:29
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Slave2Master wrote:
It triggers me when non-english people write brittish words
"this shirt has a lot of colOUUURSss"

NO IT DOES NOT!

well, to be fair, it stems from the french influence
couleur
as I have an affinity to French (because I learned French at the age of 7 and English at the age of 12 - let that sink in), so I prefer the british spelling
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:29
Slave2Master
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Slave2Master wrote:
I have a good example. alicia vikander. SWEDISH ACTRESS 

her accent makes her less attractive
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:29
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besides if i were to fake a british accent, why chose some posh shit, i wanna sound like a chav in juicy couture and burberry 
Date: 20-08-2020 18:30
Slave2Master
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Slave2Master wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Slave2Master wrote:
It triggers me when non-english people write brittish words
"this shirt has a lot of colOUUURSss"

NO IT DOES NOT!

well, to be fair, it stems from the french influence
couleur
as I have an affinity to French (because I learned French at the age of 7 and English at the age of 12 - let that sink in), so I prefer the british spelling
it's still a brittish word so it belongs to the britts
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:30
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Slave2Master wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Slave2Master wrote:
It triggers me when non-english people write brittish words
"this shirt has a lot of colOUUURSss"

NO IT DOES NOT!

well, to be fair, it stems from the french influence
couleur
as I have an affinity to French (because I learned French at the age of 7 and English at the age of 12 - let that sink in), so I prefer the british spelling
it's still a brittish word so it belongs to the britts

well, in that case I wouldn't be allowed to write any english words...
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:32
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Lelop wrote:
i honestly don't see why it's such a big problem, like american english comes from british english, and at least in my school we were taught that british was the "correct" english 🤷
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:32
Bloodflowers
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Bloodflowers wrote:
the funny thing is we're not faking american accents but when they speak with a british accent it's faking? because speaking the accent of your home country is also unacceptable
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:33
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Lelop wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
the funny thing is we're not faking american accents but when they speak with a british accent it's faking? because speaking the accent of your home country is also unacceptable
exactly, like why does it matter what accent someone has if you're still able to understand them
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:35
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
the funny thing is we're not faking american accents but when they speak with a british accent it's faking? because speaking the accent of your home country is also unacceptable

well, apparently we aren't even allowed to speak american english if we aren't american, so ... we're fucked
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:35
Slave2Master
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Slave2Master wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
the funny thing is we're not faking american accents but when they speak with a british accent it's faking? because speaking the accent of your home country is also unacceptable
"american" accents are the standard though..
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:36
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Duchess wrote:
I had an american accent first (cuz of school) and then i lived in uk for 4 yeas+ so it's more British sounding now
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Date: 20-08-2020 18:36
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