This thread is about the world's accents and the hardest to do. I'm Australian, and i have heard TONNES of people fail miserably at our accent, but because i speak with it naturally, i don't know how hard it is to do, so could someone please tell me how hard the Australian accent is to mimic? And any other accents that are very easy/hard to speak in.
For me, when i can't do an accent properly, i for some reason go straight to doing an Indian accent, dunno why. Plu i find the Indian accent the easiest to mimic. The hardest i know of would probably be Swedish, i dont know why, but it's just hard to do.
Well the hardest accent for me to try is a Jamaican accent for some reason. I can speak in a Jamaican accent momentarily but not for a while. The easiest accents for me to say are the American, Chinese, Indian, and Australian accents.
The hardest i know of would probably be Swedish, i dont know why, but it's just hard to do.
I'm really good at accents. I can do a british, russian, jamaican, irish, mexican. I even have my own voice for arguing and sounding g ay. the hardest though may be australian. Do New Zealanders have accents? I have the nick name New Zealand so if I can't do a new zealnd accent that would be sad.
I can do a good Irish accent...or it might be Scottish...hard to tell. Anyway, I think maybe the most difficult accent for me would be the Jamaican accent.
Nearly all Caribbean Accents are hard because all Caribbean islands/countries have had a past of various possessions. The countries that possessed us are: Britan France Spain etc.. So we have various languages in our culture. Every island has a different set of possessors so they all have different ways of saying things. But for the actual accent part of the question, Jamaica or Barbados has the hardest accents.
