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[–] 6565268? [S] 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
I agree regarding the French! Reminds me of the British accent, which I think is very sexy, but there seems to be some uptight snobbery there. The Aussie accent accomplishes the same sexiness but feels way more easygoing.
So how do you think your perception of Hebrew is reflected in Jewish cultural stereotypes/behaviors?
[–] HeartAttack99 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago (edited ago)
Ugg, most British accents are ugly as sin. There is not a singular accent, even in a relatively small area. Some British accents are so messy they need to be subtitled on TV.
The one we most hear outside of the UK is often is the 'Received Pronunciation' accent and the accent taught for broadcasting also known as the "BBC accent". We get a bit of the lower-class London for Movies, but it is very toned down. Or old cockney, if you want to hear more of the real thing watch 'Eastenders', a soap set in London's east-end in the late 20th century.
I like the Kiwi Accent, especially the way women say 'yes'. ;)
[–] 6566166? [S] ago
Yes, when I got older, I noticed that there was a lot of variety with British accents! There's definitely a white trash sort of dialect, too, like our white trash dialect of our Southern accent. I am probably 100% misusing dialect and accent right now...
Do you have a youtube sample or something? (:
[–] CANCEL-CAT-FACTS 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
My annoyance with Hebrew stems from the conjugation and sentence structure. Instead of saying "The fat, black dog is sleeping," you have to structure the sentence like this: "The dog, black, fat, is sleeping." It's very confusing.
[–] toats 0 points 2 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago
Isn't that the same as romance languages which place adjectives after nouns? Le chat noir, for example.