Do You Like Or Dislike Your Own Accent?

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
On a regular basis or special occasions? During Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Independence those things are mandatory. sombrero2

Originally posted by majid86
I have a lot of respect for Mexico & Mexicans & i wish there were more Mexicans living in London because you guys have alot self respect, honour, self dignity & cultural pride.

dont forget to due the pyramid tour.. pyramid of the sun and the moon.

also by a trinket from the mexican indigenous aka Native ppl

Originally posted by StyleTime

Hmm...

I know, those are some sweeping generaliztions. Though I'll give him the culrtural pride part.

Originally posted by King Castle
dont forget to due the pyramid tour.. pyramid of the sun and the moon.

also by a trinket from the mexican indigenous aka Native ppl

OK, i'll try to check those places out in Mexico City alongside Guadalajara & Cancun.
I don't speak Spainsh not even at school, i did German instead but im sure i'll be able to master the basic phases, i speak 6 languages already (English, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi, Kashmiri & some German) so that's why.

Originally posted by majid86
OK, i'll try to check those places out in Mexico City alongside Guadalajara & Cancun.
I don't speak Spainsh not even at school, i did German instead but im sure i'll be able to master the basic phases, i speak 6 languages already (English, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi, Kashmiri & some German) so that's why.

Originally posted by §P0oONY
I always thought that Urdu and Hindi were the same language... Just written differently.

Yes, you are correct but they are now considered 2 separate languages & nobody has a problem with it.
So if someone can speak Urdu then they can speak Hindi automatically & vice versa.

Originally posted by majid86
Yes, you are correct but they are now considered 2 separate languages & nobody has a problem with it.
So if someone can speak Urdu then they can speak Hindi automatically & vice versa.

I speak Australian, American, English and Scottish... I'm also pretty fluent in New Zealandish but I need practice. 😛

i realize i have to languages hence two accents.

my spanish sounds more monotone and not too fluid.

Originally posted by §P0oONY
Good, good... Just checking.

I speak Australian, American, English and Scottish... I'm also pretty fluent in New Zealandish but I need practice. 😛

lol

Originally posted by §P0oONY
Good, good... Just checking.

I speak Australian, American, English and Scottish... I'm also pretty fluent in New Zealandish but I need practice. 😛

Pffft, I speak all those plus Canadian....mhm

Originally posted by lil bitchiness
Pffft, I speak all those plus Canadian....mhm

And throw in South Asian English to boot.

South Asian English is very hard to master because every word has a hand or head signal to go with it.
So if your gonna do it, then do it right because you might end up with a slipper thrown at you if you f*ck up the timing of your words & head/hand signals.

Originally posted by majid86
South Asian English is very hard to master because every word has a hand or head signal to go with it.
So if your gonna do it, then do it right because you might end up with a slipper thrown at you if you f*ck up the timing of your words & head/hand signals.

Originally posted by §P0oONY
I learned it over the phone... You know... From BT and stuff.

Did the conversation turn out like this?:

YouTube video

lol

My phone conversations with BT go like this:

Me:Hello
Them: Good morning, I'm calling from BT to..
Me: Not interested.
<beep>

lol

Same thing with me

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
I know, those are some sweeping generaliztions.

lol

Thanks for that

i hate it when im in other countires and i hear it

What accent do you have when you speak the other language?

When I speak English, I speak with a Chicano accent (Mexican-American talk). But when I speak Spanish, I speak with a Norteño accent (a person from Northwestern Mexico), which sounds very different from Castillian Spanish, as well as other kinds of regional Mexican Spanish.

So what about you?