It sounded a bit welsh/speech impediment to me...I love this series and the books
The Capitol Accent: I'm fairly sure it's a sort of Boston accent, or maybe New York. Possibly British, though that's unlikely since the series takes place in the US. Katniss's Accent: That would be southern... as in, Georgia or Alabama. That type of thing. She was in the southern part of the Rockies, so it's just fitting. And then, when Suzanne Collins read the first chapter of Mockingjay for an interview, she used that affectation, even though it's not how she normally speaks. Hope I could help!
her mother has a Minnesota accent, and her father has a brooklyn accent, so she is kinda a mix of the two, moreso the Minnesota accent, mixed with american.
Minerva McGongall is Scottish and has a Scottish accent.
Justin Bieber has a southern accent. He lost his Canadian accent being in Atlanta. He said so in his All Access interview.
He was given a British-sounding accent in the English dubbed version to represent the calm and extremely polite way he speaks in the Japanese original. He is not from the UK though, he is Japanese.
Noire is a character from the Hyperdimension Neptunia series known for her elegant and formal manner of speaking, but she does not have a specific accent. Her speech pattern is more refined and sophisticated compared to the other characters in the series.
No. The Accent and the Sonata use a different series of engines. The Sonata transmission in much larger and will not line up.
This may sound all familiar but to keep it shot, this directly talks about specific tribe. accent represent identical tones and there for accent set aside the mono tone to represent others. for example, an Indian male actor in South American drama series can easy picked by the accent not by the looks.
East coast
He was born sometime in the early 1640s in London, England. Though Peter Facinelli recognized that Carlisle might have had an English accent, he did not use a strong one when filming Twilight because he thinks Carlisle would have adapted to his surroundings and dropped the accent to avoid attention.
The word for "accent" in French is "accent."
British is not a language. Tom Felton is from England. He IS British. He speaks in English. Perhaps you mean does he really have a British accent, which he does.
Inspector Japp's accent in Agatha Christie's Poirot series is typically portrayed as British Received Pronunciation (RP), which is a standard English accent associated with educated speakers in England. This accent is often used in media to signify professionalism and authority.
Yes. We hear our own regional accents easily, usually by how nasal our vowel sounds are. I understand that when trying for an American accent, most people lock onto the southern accent, but this is the extreme. If you want to see a Brit doing a perfect American accent, watch Hugh Laurie in the TV series "House".
It sounded a bit welsh/speech impediment to me...I love this series and the books
the Southern Accent