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warmpasta
· 9 years ago
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Actually,what is known as the American accent is the original British accent?The British changed it because it sounded more high class,while the original accent kept by Americans never changed.
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kisnotundercover
· 9 years ago
We are the originals.
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warmpasta
· 9 years ago
'Murica!
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garlog
· 9 years ago
Actually the current English accent was always the high-class English accent, which was shared by most high class colonists in early US history. As the upper class lost power and influence in England their accent spread to the lower classes and became the common accent, while in the US living in a very different land in very different ways slowly changed their accent to the various accents found in the US today.
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deleted
· 9 years ago
In french : Arry Poterhh
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mcsandwich
· 9 years ago
hairy padder? that sounds like a boston accent.. not all of america
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garlog
· 9 years ago
Yeah, most Burgers I know say it pretty similar to the Canadian accent.
smoothcashmere
· 9 years ago
The Dumbledore voice is the best one
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otamega
· 9 years ago
Hay Putta
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gamzee
· 9 years ago
*swedish voice* HaRRy PotteR
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guest
· 9 years ago
Did ANYONE say the FIYAH bit out loud? I said it thrice and then proceeded to laugh each time...Dumbledore dressed like a gangster! Oh god...I am still laughing
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buffy_burger
· 9 years ago
"Dumbledore voice" omfg
iamsherlock
· 9 years ago
Before I read the Canadian one I said it to myself then read it and holy shit that's how I say it
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captinl123
· 9 years ago
*Dumbledore voice* 'He said calmly'
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