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Jasmine Ashworth wrote: 19 Oct 2023, 13:52 Yea ig
"wadder boddol"

Wadder boddol indeed

for me I don't think I have a defined accent, I was born and raised in the north US but now I live in the south, so idk

I've been told I have a "lisp" at times, but I think that's just southern people around me not understanding the slight accent I do have, lol. Qrow said I just sound like what they think is standard American, which I think checks out

Rhys Read wrote: 19 Oct 2023, 14:56

Jasmine Ashworth wrote: 19 Oct 2023, 13:52 Yea ig
"wadder boddol"

Wadder boddol indeed

for me I don't think I have a defined accent, I was born and raised in the north US but now I live in the south, so idk

I've been told I have a "lisp" at times, but I think that's just southern people around me not understanding the slight accent I do have, lol. Qrow said I just sound like what they think is standard American, which I think checks out

compared to most southerners (aka your typical cowboy accent), i really don't have one, but when i go up north on trips/for camp, everyone says i have an accent it really depends on the people listening XD

Everyone has an accent lol. You don’t just have a “British accent” or an “American accent”. Someone who lives in London will sound very different to someone who is in Liverpool or Manchester just like someone in Texas will sound different to someone from New York, Brooklyn etc.

And have you signed up, Jasmine? I can’t remember

Bailey Glade wrote: 19 Oct 2023, 13:27 For me I’m in the south US so I have a southern accent - if you’re in New York you’ll have a New York accent, etc

yea ikr

Heyyy

Heyyy Nina

What's wadder-boddle...?!

water bottle

But with the *fabulous* american accent lol

I thought it sounded like some kind of duck lol