Pennsyvalian Pittsburgh kind of accent, I talk fast and my words merge together, I also can't pronounce words like "bitten," they come out like "bi'en," completely skipping the T sound. It's quite annoying to try and understand me, actually xD

I`m a northern american accent.But,it`s been damaged by southern.Like the fact that I like Sweet Tea and NCAA football.

I speak like a Swede speaking English. I say What like Vhart, Is like ees.
My friend came across this page and said I don't even speak like this.

well i get asked if i am from Britian or Europe a few times at school since they think i have a british accent.... though i never been to Europe i just think i have a normal american accent though i do drop my g's like southerners since my family comes from the south

I've got a bit of Brittish in me But not to much so it ruins me

I have a kiwi accent. Whenever I watch New Zealand films, their accents sound kinda funny and don't sound like me at all but the American and British films I barely notice the accent at all. Some people say that I sound British or American when when I talk though. Maybe I should stop talking so much to my American friend and stop watching so much Harry Potter

English isn't my first language but I speak it in a bit of a... hmm I can't really explain it. I'll say I roll the tongue a bit.

English isn't my first language. Being from India, I would say I have an Indian accent.

English is not my first language either! And being from India, I too have Indian accent!

My accent is weird - no, I'm not the first to say that about it. I was born in Wales, UK, so I naturally have a Welsh accent. Then I moved to Australia a few years ago, and kind of picked up the lingo. Now the Aussies easily pick up the British accent, but the Welshies (I know, I made up a word!) claim I speak with an Australian twang.

Note: Australian accent sounds kind of like Cockney. If you've heard both, you'll know what I mean

I've got a big Brittish accent so It's not the best one I speak.It's because I was born in England and 90 Percent of my family is from there.

I have a sort of... middle-class-Northern-English accent, sometimes I sound a bit Mancunian, often I sound a bit scouse - if you're from England you'll get that but I don't know how to explain it... XD

i have a Long Island, New York accent

I'm from Serbia, but since I started speaking fluent English I have had an American accent. I've been trying to shake it off for quite some time. I can do most accents, but British is the hardest one for me.

I have a minnesotan accent as many people say. But my friend Becky on here (yes the Becky UN Becky lol), who's from England, says I sound weird, don't say sounds like I'm supposed to. I don't think I have an accent, but many of us in northern Minnesota are told that. I think I have my own way of saying words though. I don't know if it's because it's how I've always talked or changed my way of talking.

For instance like when I say Thank you, I'll say "Thank ye." lol!

I have a Northern American accent.

Well my accent is kinda weird because it's supposed to be Jamaican since that's where I'm from but most Jamaicans say I sound like I have an accent so I guess I don't sound like them...?

British accent! And god does it annoy me when people try to imitate me. But I'm pretty sure, if I was an American, I'd do it too. XD.