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    ++ [ originally posted by Elnur_E65 ] ++
    Actually, Gray, next time we talk I want you to talk normal- Australian :)
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    What do you mean man? I was talking how I normally do :0
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    Im afraid I wont be able to keep up with you english native speakers AND I hate my accent
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    Don't worry about that mate, you'll be fine. It's not like anyone constantly talks and it'll be too fast for you or anything, and I'm sure I'll absolutely adore your accent :flirt:
     

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    Its true!!


    Im afraid I wont be able to keep up with you english native speakers AND I hate my accent
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    Native speakers? They are in vast minority! :D

    And I love that South American accent- it's very sexy.
     
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    Native speakers? They are in vast minority! :D

    And I love that South American accent- it's very sexy.
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    Today I was told I speak english like if I were singing. And that I sounded italian. What sucks is that theyre right... I speak english with my spanish accent, its weird
     
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    Really?

    I thought you weren't.
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    What, you thought I was supressing my thick Aussie accent? :D
     
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    Today I was told I speak english like if I were singing. And that I sounded italian.
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    my fabi, that sounds angelic :angel:
     
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    believe me, you don't :) The aussie accent sounds crude and uncivilised
     
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    That'd be great ;)

    You can teach me your Spanish accent too, how cool would that be :D
     
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    ++ [ originally posted by fabiana ] ++


    Today I was told I speak english like if I were singing. And that I sounded italian. What sucks is that theyre right... I speak english with my spanish accent, its weird
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    There is no perfect accent. I speak with Azerbaijan one!
     
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    ++ [ originally posted by Elnur_E65 ] ++
    Native speakers? They are in vast minority! :D
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    Exactly. So far I've spoken to an Albanian in Canada, an Azeri in the States, a Dutchman, an Iranian in Scotland, a Persian in Canada, A Pole in Norway, a Saudi in the States, a Swede, and an Englishman in Germany.

    Not exactly what you'd call 'native English speakers' are they? :D
     
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    No, I don't think so :)

    But remember at one point in the conversation you did sound more "traditional"?
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    Oh right, I was just messing around and exaggerating it when I did that :D I did the same to Andy and Erik when I first spoke to them too :)
     
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    Exactly. So far I've spoken to an Albanian in Canada, an Azeri in the States, a Dutchman, an Iranian in Scotland, a Persian in Canada, A Pole in Norway, a Saudi in the States, a Swede, and an Englishman in Germany.
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    Oh man...

    We live in a truely interdependent world nowadays...
     
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    ++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++
    Exactly. So far I've spoken to an Albanian in Canada, an Azeri in the States, a Dutchman, an Iranian in Scotland, a Persian in Canada, A Pole in Norway, a Saudi in the States, a Swede, and an Englishman in Germany.

    Not exactly what you'd call 'native English speakers' are they? :D
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    Gray, Iranian and persian is the same. :)
     
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    Yeah i knew someone was gonna bring that up; I thought it'd sound more multicultural if I said Persian, especially since his name's PersianMafia ;)
     
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