Wats the diff between American accent and British accent??

• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:25

  as above.
  
  huh?
• Ito_^

  11 May 06, 00:27

  dunnoe how to explain.. never hear nuff.
• ^spidee^

  11 May 06, 00:32

  American accent is smooooth. British accent places alot of emphasis on individual words, I think.
• laurence82

  11 May 06, 00:34

  Apparently, the British accent is very much like the accent of Chinese from China
  
  Words are clearly pronounced, maybe with that bit of emphasis on words from time to time, and the curling of the tongue
  
  American is easy, and you can sometime hear some slur or drawl
  
  Dont know about Australians though, I put them somewhere next to American
  
  
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:35

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  Apparently, the British accent is very much like the accent of Chinese from China
  
  Words are clearly pronounced, maybe with that bit of emphasis on words from time to time, and the curling of the tongue
  
  American is easy, and you can sometime hear some slur or drawl
  
  Dont know about Australians though, I put them somewhere next to American
  
  

  aus can ask spidee la.. he knows better though.
• ^spidee^

  11 May 06, 00:37

  Australian accent is somewhere between American and British..
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:37

  so which u prefer?? that u think it sounds nicer?
• laurence82

  11 May 06, 00:39

  Originally posted by ^spidee^:

  Australian accent is somewhere between American and British..

  weird
  
  and humans are somewhere between an orang hutan and a chimpanzee
  
  
• ^spidee^

  11 May 06, 00:41

  Originally posted by carpe diem jur:

  so which u prefer?? that u think it sounds nicer?

  American!
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:43

  Originally posted by ^spidee^:

  American!

  hmm.. from the way u guys described to mi i think i'd like american accent more too.
  
  i like things smoooothh...
• ^spidee^

  11 May 06, 00:43

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  weird
  
  and humans are somewhere between an orang hutan and a chimpanzee
  
  

  That's a good analogy, but it should be chimpanzees are somewhere between humans and orang utan, cos we share 97% of our DNA with chimpanzees ..
• Master -_-

  11 May 06, 00:43

  French the best la...
  
  Am-Boor-Gerh
• laurence82

  11 May 06, 00:43

  Originally posted by ^spidee^:

  American!

  I like both actually
  
  
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:43

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  weird
  
  and humans are somewhere between an orang hutan and a chimpanzee
  
  

  isit?? i tot they are a much earlier version of us.
• laurence82

  11 May 06, 00:44

  Originally posted by ^spidee^:

  That's a good analogy, but it should be chimpanzees are somewhere between humans and orang utan, cos we share 97% of our DNA with chimpanzees ..

  You can choose tho
  
  Guiness or Tiger?
  
  
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:45

  Originally posted by Master -_-:

  French the best la...
  
  Am-Boor-Gerh

  ahh.. i like spanish !!!
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:46

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  You can choose tho
  
  Guiness or Tiger?
  
  

  guiness !!
• ^spidee^

  11 May 06, 00:46

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  You can choose tho
  
  Guiness or Tiger?
  
  

  Not again..
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:47

  Originally posted by ^spidee^:

  Not again..

  he's having phobia.
  
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 00:49

  alright, i'm gg for my midnight jog le. tym for a workout.
  
  be back in half an hour!!
• laurence82

  11 May 06, 00:49

  Originally posted by carpe diem jur:

  he's having phobia.
  

  muahahahhahahhahahahahhahahhahaha
• ^spidee^

  11 May 06, 00:50

  Originally posted by carpe diem jur:

  alright, i'm gg for my midnight jog le. tym for a workout.
  
  be back in half an hour!!

  see ya!
• ^spidee^

  11 May 06, 00:54

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  muahahahhahahhahahahahhahahhahaha

  Spare a thought for the liver..
• boy in blues

  11 May 06, 01:40

  i still prefer singlish,
  followed by american lingo.
  "its the economy (of speech)"
  as the Seattle democrats would say
  
• carpe diem jur

  11 May 06, 02:22

  Originally posted by ^spidee^:

  see ya!

  back!!