Do you speak American or British English?
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I speak American English.
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Brican English, since my stay in South Africa I picked up quite a bit of British English and it still sticks with me. Personally I enjoy it :-D
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I recon I could if I tried. :p
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Canadian, .............i mean american of course.
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In person American, in the car SIGN language!!!!!
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American English. That's what happens when you live in America.
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Please Help!
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American
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I guess I speak southern american...
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american
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I speak canadian man,have a good day EH?
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Australian ...it might have started out English english but now its 'stralian' mate !!
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American, but I love hearing British english!
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Canadian...sort of half way between British and American.
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I speak American.
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Neither. I speak Canadian English, somewhere between the two.
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English, English.
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I speak Canadian English. A mixture of English English and American English, minus the accents! lol
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I speak Cajun English.
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American English!
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English English, Received Pronunciation and all, except sometimes when I've had more than two drinks, when it can slip into Rhodesian English without any real warning.
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English as it is spoken in England. With Received Pronunciation as well lol! That's drama and public speaking classes for you ;)
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American English but I have a good understanding of British English. (:
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I don't know. It used to be british+asian since I studied in a british institution then the accent grew stronger british but then singin along w/ the songs, watchin movies, playin games and readin comics it's become/becomin more and more american. I love them both. There are still some words I guess I say in a british accent.
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what ever seems to roll off my tounge :) so, a mix of both
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i speak the mother tongue like an english rose
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A Mer I Can (sometimes) A Mer I Can't (other times)
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... No ... ... I speak "Canadian eh!" ... I also speak two Canadian native languages (Cree & Inuktatut) as well as Canadian French ... and Chinese Mandarin & German too ...
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more of an spanglish some days
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I just speak English. I don't get it, what is American if it isn't English?
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American.
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American...:) But I guess it's more of a proper English rather than the broken, half-spoken, and slang words. (I try to keep my sense of dignity).
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Ah speak Uh-merikin English. Yes and I don't have a twang, drawl or really distinguishable accent either.
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British english. Well. I speak Scottish, really.
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I have to say both, because growing up i was taught British English, but now that Ive moved to America i kinda adapted to their English, so sometimes i find myself speaking both at the same time. How weird is that?
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You all speak English........just some of you, not very well! Love to all our Children in the Commonwealth and former Colonies.
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I speak Canadian English, EH
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I speak British English, but because I correspond on a lot of American boards I am trying to learn the American version.
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British English, or to be more precise, Scottish.
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American is not english. But I speak Australian English.
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American. there are distinct differences in the two vocabularies of the different countries to probably be able to separate them into two different variations of the same language--like French and French Canadian. A cool fact- In the BRITISH edition of the 6th Harry Potter book, if you look on the page in the front of the book which states all the languages that the book has been translated into, they actually state that it has been translated into American.
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I speak English English because I'm English.
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Canadian, eh?
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American... Boston to be more specific :)
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British!
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my speach is somewhere in the middle. i studied British English at the niversity but now i have to work with Americans and i mixed it up.
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with a true yorkshire accent, just like this ..:O)
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American English, Midland accent according to this http://www.gotoquiz.com/what_american_accent_do_you_have
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English English =D
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English....
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BRITISH ENGLISH :)
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when talking english its starts with icelandic accent and then turns into british accent... sumtimes turns into russian accent....depends..what im thinking of...or sumthin...
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International English, please.
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"If I were to go live in the U.K., I know I'll pick up the accent after a while but for now let's just keep it American!!"
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Australian.
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Northern Irish english :P
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A mix of Scots and Australian English.
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The Inland North (American) You may think you speak "Standard English straight out of the dictionary" but when you step away from the Great Lakes you get asked annoying questions like "Are you from Wisconsin?" or "Are you from Chicago?" Chances are you call carbonated drinks "pop." (It's cool because i AM from Chicago and do call carbonated drinks pop. according to this http://www.gotoquiz.com/what_american_accent_do_you_have
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Neither... I speak Australian english. :)
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American English
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take your pick
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American English.
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i'm not a native speaker, but i have been studying english with british accent for years, so i guess that i speak with that accent :)
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A mixture of both with 80% of Brit share.
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I mix the two.
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British English..
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French English. The kind of English that they speak in France...
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american english, although i was first introduced to british english. my native language is spanish, from argentina.
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well me accent is geordie so a supose brittish but my dialect sounds nothing like any else av read on here lol
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I speak English English.
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I speak neu yawk english.
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Kiwi!!
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CANADIAN ENGLISH
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american english
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what would you class as brittish accent? cos im scottish, and i sound nothin like the english accent. and welse is really odd. america has a much more common accent whilst britain is way more different.
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British!! I learned english Language for http://www.tcyonline.com/angrezi/perfect_useful.php Really helpful for me.
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I am from New Zealand and speak British English.
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British English.
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Canadian, so it's in between the two.
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Familiar with British English, but speak south Georgia mer-kin.
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American with a bit of British mixed in
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Merican.
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