If I talked to someone who has a different accent from me, I don't exactly mimic them. Really. It's just the way I talk changes. Normally, I would say the word and but if the other person has this Western accent, I'll start saying, and can you all hear the difference? It's so weird. I'm not faking it or anything. It just naturally comes out of my mouth like that. And I just don't know
Sheaden Thea Lobo
@Sheaden_02 · 3:20
And I'm sure there's things you say that other countries would make fun of as well. So I don't know why we're so targeted. It's just stupid. It's really unnecessary. And again, I think people just need to grow up and be more mature. And I think for joke purposes, it's fine. Sometimes, like on TikTok and social media platforms, sometimes people use it as a joke
Koena
@kmukherjee · 1:07
Something like that happens to me. I just have this weird accent at this point. And I don't want to change mine, because personally, I think it sounds very good. I don't like the American accent, and I find the British too quirky. And like, I don't know how to explain their accent. It's too professional, too good to be true, too formal, I guess
But I have, like, a mix of all accents and not just that Pavitra because of you. Okay. So when you talk, you will use Hindi word, for example, instead of so you say Toh so you use MATLAB and all that in between English conversations in between English sentences. After listening to you speak that way, I started saying to instead of go. So even you have influenced my accent. And the person I talked to the most is Dia. And her accent is influencing me
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@EasinMalik · 1:42
And if you come to this Indian subcontinent, such as India, Napoleon, Pakistan, Bangladesh, they are speaking in a different accent. So accent is very much dependent on the place where you are living and your circumstance. And there is nothing too shy. There's nothing to be anxious about it. And everybody, if you can just express your feelings and what you want it to convey, then it's okay. You don't need to be British or American. Even they have their own accents