HaffiezMike  +  36590 Fri, 09 Jul 04 07:51 AM Is there any of you who used to speak American then finding out that you are eventually changing from American to British accent from time to time just by listening or watching any British-made programmes? That's what happening to me... HaffiezMike Joined on Fri, Jul 9 2004 KL, Malaysia Junior Member 67 I'd be happy to help you guys but I warn : I'm the kind of person who can easily gets confused :) and I'm not so native but been speaking British English since I was... Accents, British Accent

	Brazil_sovereignty  +  552963 Sat, 09 Aug 08 07:43 PM The British accent sounds better in my ears but oddly the words come out easily during any conversation if I put on the American one.. Brazil_sovereignty Joined on Sat, Aug 9 2008 New Member 07 If you call me geeky and nerd, I don´t care.........better geeky and nerd than dumb and jerk Accents, British Accent, Conversations

	Bldudas  +  553425 Mon, 11 Aug 08 03:48 AM I find myself doing this sometimes, especially after I have watch British shows. I have been told by my Dad and brother that I was talking like a British person and to talk normal! I am from the U.S. Bldudas Joined on Mon, Apr 2 2007 Pennsylvania, United States New Member 51 I speak American English. Well, actually, a version of Philadelphia area English. Accents, British Accent

	Lincoln Punch  +  555572 Sat, 16 Aug 08 06:39 PM I tried, but failed. It's really difficult even though English is not my first language. I love how British English sounds, but I feel more comfortable and confident when I speak in American English. Besides, some vowels, like British 'short o' sound is really hard for me to pronounce. It's probably because I learned American English first. Lincoln Punch Joined on Mon, Jul 21 2008 New Member 04 Vowels, Accents, American English, British English, British Accent