11 Jan 2019, 1:37 pm
Joe90 wrote:
I feel like this about the whole internet. When I go on to Play Store to download a game into my phone, it's always American, and when it suggests I pay for help in a game it always says dollars. I don't pay money to receive extra points or hints in an online game, but even if I wanted to I would be confused because my currency is pounds, not dollars.
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
There is nothing wrong with our accents.
11 Jan 2019, 1:50 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
Joe90 wrote:
I feel like this about the whole internet. When I go on to Play Store to download a game into my phone, it's always American, and when it suggests I pay for help in a game it always says dollars. I don't pay money to receive extra points or hints in an online game, but even if I wanted to I would be confused because my currency is pounds, not dollars.
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
There is nothing wrong with our accents.
We rarely sound joyous in the UK, never when food shopping. Listening to happy sounding people takes some getting used to.
11 Jan 2019, 2:03 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
Joe90 wrote:
I feel like this about the whole internet. When I go on to Play Store to download a game into my phone, it's always American, and when it suggests I pay for help in a game it always says dollars. I don't pay money to receive extra points or hints in an online game, but even if I wanted to I would be confused because my currency is pounds, not dollars.
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
There is nothing wrong with our accents.
Especially if your female and from the Deep South
11 Jan 2019, 2:25 pm
SaveFerris wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
Joe90 wrote:
I feel like this about the whole internet. When I go on to Play Store to download a game into my phone, it's always American, and when it suggests I pay for help in a game it always says dollars. I don't pay money to receive extra points or hints in an online game, but even if I wanted to I would be confused because my currency is pounds, not dollars.
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
There is nothing wrong with our accents.
Especially if your female and from the Deep South
!"I'm from the South! Flirting is part of my heritage!"
11 Jan 2019, 4:10 pm
11 Jan 2019, 4:26 pm
I guess as an American I'm guilty of that too. But since I live in a region that always gets mocked for our exaggerated drawl and using words like "Ya'll" all the time I really don't judge how other people speak. 
11 Jan 2019, 4:36 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
I guess as an American I'm guilty of that too. But since I live in a region that always gets mocked for our exaggerated drawl and using words like "Ya'll" all the time I really don't judge how other people speak.
Well I'm guilty of speaking in cockney, which might annoy some Americans.
I have a habit of saying "innit" and "flippin' 'ell".
11 Jan 2019, 4:45 pm
Joe90 wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
I guess as an American I'm guilty of that too. But since I live in a region that always gets mocked for our exaggerated drawl and using words like "Ya'll" all the time I really don't judge how other people speak.
Well I'm guilty of speaking in cockney, which might annoy some Americans.
I have a habit of saying "innit" and "flippin' 'ell".
It doesn't annoy me at all, in fact I think it sounds kind of warm and relaxing.
Last edited by TW1ZTY on 11 Jan 2019, 5:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
11 Jan 2019, 5:11 pm
Sorry I hope that didn't sound offensive what I said about London accents. 
11 Jan 2019, 5:17 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
Joe90 wrote:
I feel like this about the whole internet. When I go on to Play Store to download a game into my phone, it's always American, and when it suggests I pay for help in a game it always says dollars. I don't pay money to receive extra points or hints in an online game, but even if I wanted to I would be confused because my currency is pounds, not dollars.
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
There is nothing wrong with our accents.
Especially if your female and from the Deep South
!"I'm from the South! Flirting is part of my heritage!"
I was thinking more Holly Hunter or Juliette Lewis. I haven't seen the GG for a long time and I can now see why a certain user here picked her user name
11 Jan 2019, 5:28 pm
SaveFerris wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
SaveFerris wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
Joe90 wrote:
I feel like this about the whole internet. When I go on to Play Store to download a game into my phone, it's always American, and when it suggests I pay for help in a game it always says dollars. I don't pay money to receive extra points or hints in an online game, but even if I wanted to I would be confused because my currency is pounds, not dollars.
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
Also when I watch American vlogs on YouTube, I find most Americans repeat themselves over and over and just don't get to the point. For example, a mother vlogging a trip to the supermarket in her car with her kids:-
"OK so we are on our way to the grocery store right now, um, and it's 10 in the morning, and, um, we are going to do a little grocery shopping, get some groceries, you know like, um, bread, juice, um, bread and juice and, um, potato chips for the kids, oh and candy because they like to have like a candy bar or something, a candy bar each, or chocolate, after we done our grocery shopping, and....."
Uh, just stop going round and round in circles with your joyous American accent in your Walmart stores!! ! ! ! !
I prefer watching England vlogs because it's all like, "hi YouTubers! I am off to Tesco for shopping with my kids, going to buy crisps, milk, bread, oh the kids can have sweets if they be good."
There is nothing wrong with our accents.
Especially if your female and from the Deep South
!"I'm from the South! Flirting is part of my heritage!"
I was thinking more Holly Hunter or Juliette Lewis. I haven't seen the GG for a long time and I can now see why a certain user here picked her user name
Yeah Bea Arthur was great as Dorothy.
And once again I apologize if what I said about London accents was offensive.
11 Jan 2019, 8:53 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
Sorry I hope that didn't sound offensive what I said about London accents.
How is what you said offensive? I didn't find it offensive.
11 Jan 2019, 9:00 pm
Joe90 wrote:
TW1ZTY wrote:
Sorry I hope that didn't sound offensive what I said about London accents.
How is what you said offensive? I didn't find it offensive.
Good, but I already edited my post.
I felt like a hypocrite saying I don't judge how other people speak and then saying something negative about how I think people from London sound. Plus I've never actually met anybody from London I've only heard their accents on TV shows and movies and I bet a lot of it is exaggerated.
11 Jan 2019, 9:37 pm
11 Jan 2019, 9:48 pm
11 Jan 2019, 10:27 pm
TW1ZTY wrote:
I guess as an American I'm guilty of that too. But since I live in a region that always gets mocked for our exaggerated drawl and using words like "Ya'll" all the time I really don't judge how other people speak.
Here in Australia there are people who say "Youse" its you with an se on the end it's even in the dictionary now.
