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The most annoying of all American accents, just ahead of the Philadelphia accent. Most commonly heard from douchebag Red Sox fans who suddenly like to brag about the "Sawwwx" greatness, it sounds like someone cut out a chunk of their tongue, making it impossible for them to pronounce "r" when appropriate, and inserting the "r" sound into words where it doesn't exist. Extremely irritating, as is typical for Bostonians.
Example of a Boston Accent in conversation:
Sean: "Hey, wheah's Pawlie?"
Patrick: "I dunno, I just sawr him the uddah day at dah pahty. He was wicked drunk."
Sean: "Yeah, I sawr him theah too. He was pukin next to a pahked cah. Musta had a hawrrible hangovah the next day."
Patrick: "Yeah, I bet it was wicked. Hey, you going to da Sawwwx game dis Satahday?"
Sean: "Of couahs I'll be theah. Varitek is playing awrsome at catcha lately."
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An accent with long O's and I's and A=AHH.
Someone with a Minnesotan accent might say "I'm from MinnesOHtAH dOHn't yAH knOH?"
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Its kinda like a British accent if that British person was a Rapist.
Australian Guy: G'Day Sheila!
Girl 1: O no Don't rape me!!!!!
Girl 2: Relax its just an Australian Speaking in his Australian Accent.
Australian Guy: Reckon IL be of to the Never Never To Hunt Roo,s and Wrestle Crocks.
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A dialect spoken by a large number of people over 40 in Ohio, especially in the less urban areas.
Examples:
"Wash" is pronounced "warsh" or "worsh"
The "a" in words like "national" and "fashion" turns to "nay-tional" and "fay-shion"
Every day of the week ends in "-dee" like "Tuesdee" or "Fridee"
"I said" turns into "I says" (pronounced "I sez")
"Remote" turns into "channel changer" (some young people also say it this way)
(Old person with Ohio accent): So I says on Tuesdee, don't forget to throw away your traysh and warsh your hands.
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Sounds slightly British with a fruity sound to it, like they all have something up their asses and in their noses. Sounds like some one getting triple penetration.
Don't that Australian accent sound rather fruity, it reminds me of that Fosters advert off the telly.
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The mispronounced, over use of slang, often poorly educated twang, abortion of the use of the proper English language. It often includes mis-spelled words such as color (actually spelt colour by those who invented English). Depending on the geographic region, the accent commonly changes the sound of the vowels and where the emphasis is placed on words. For example, "police" with emphasis on the vowel "I" changes to an emphasis on the "O". In addition, the grammar includes words are blended together rather than properly pronouncing individual words. "You" (used in the plural) becomes "You all" and is shortened to "Y'all" which isn't acutally a word in any language. In large groups this can become "all, y'all" a redundant form.
An American accent mis-pronouncing the phase "You will get arrested by the police" sounds like "All y'all gonna get busted by the PO-lice."
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a funny ass way of talking over in britain, it could even make a raunchy phrase sound squeeky clean and proper
examples of a british accent phrase:
'Ello Govnah!
Cheerio!
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