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Friendy, your English accent is really good! In fact, I like it better than mine. The sound level on your recording was a bit low. But it sounds like you pronounce "water" more like Americans do,...

So it is the pronunciation of "water" and "here" then! Unless you heard an "r" somewhere else in those recordings. Actually, I find it very interesting. Yes, alas, my voice is terribly nasal, I can't...

Then, pray tell, what is so Asian about the first two messages? I think they sound the same as the other ones. Maybe it's my pronunciation of "could you" as "cudja"? Although all Americans do...

People I know on AIM. Might I guess that it was the pronunciation of "here" and "water"? You know, I've noticed that normal Americans have a tendency to speak further up in the mouth, closer to the...

By the way, Pravit is very happy that you think he speaks like a normal American. *HAPPY!* You are my favorite cousin indeed, Lindzi!

The weird thing is, I did a little test and most everyone on...

Yes, but for all purposes, please do imagine that I have a posh British accent when I'm posting on this forum.

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You know, I was waiting for someone to give Smartdude a worthy upbraiding. This is the only time I have actually wanted VM to be here. Maybe Smartdude is VM in disguise! ...

Alas, I've been living in Asian immigrant areas of Mogadishu for too long.

Yes, or for example "I saw a car accidend a'an innersection back there."

EDIT: Hey Jasper, how do you pronounce "water"? Do you really say "wah-ter"? I can't fathom it. You should record some...

An Asian ring? In what way? That's weird, because I don't speak any Asian languages fluently, English is my mother tongue. Did you mean an Asian accent(as if an Asian language was my mother tongue)...

He is definitely saying "insight", it's just the way he talks. There is no home-grown American who would make a mistake like "he had no inside into." Now I don't know how y'all talk up in Seattle,...