Regional accents

I remember posting this video created by me just to let myLotters get an idea of my accent. This was when the earlier myLot was active.

I am using Filipino language (Tagalog) as dialect so it's easy to understand here. I rarely used English here, because most of the people here are also Filipinos.

I do not have a strong "Milanese" accent, when I speak Italian people from north to deep south understand me very well. Let's say that, if I pay attention, they cannot guess where I am from. If I speak fast with friends, the accent comes out. I find very hard to understand people from the south of Italy.

I don't have an accent although some think I do, my family up in the UP of Michigan have one though and they say I do as well.

yea,it will certainly be there if one is from a different region

I don't really have a good accent in English. I'm having a hard time grasping the accent of British people.

Everyone always seems to say i have an accent depending on where i ak. I pick up a lot of the others es0ecially if i have been around people if they talk differently

i've been told i do.i have a northern/southern hybrid of a US accent,with a little bit of 4th generation UK leftovers.

I do not have a accent. But my daughter in law does she is from Great Britain.

I don't have an accent, Sprite... Everyone else has the accent!

I am very good at understanding even strong accents because I am a good listener. I have a slight accent but speak perfect English but yet there were a few times when people acted as if they had no idea what I was saying because they are just turned off by the accent and they stop listening.

I always say I don't have an accent {East Anglia born and bred} but I think that's just a very southern thing to say! I lived in Sunderland for five years, and was in a relationship with a Mackam for four years and I was still struggling to understand the accent.

I have a little bit of a southern accent. The vet we took Lily (my black cat) to see had a thick accent. But we understood perfectly.

My accent as a kid was pretty strong but it's unrecognisable now. It seems I've picked up different accent traits from everywhere I've lived and generally altered mine along the way to make it easier for others to understand.

I sometimes do have trouble understanding what people are trying to say.

Is it possible that you mean dialects which are difficult to understand? Accents are only a light colouring of the standard pronunciation and can be understood by everybody.

I've lived in three different parts of Germany and speak Standard German now. I have a very good ear and can detect even slight accents. Many people are puzzled if I can tell them where they're originally from. Yet, there are dialects which I can't understand. For example, the German spoken in Switzerland hardly resembles my native language.

There are various accents in the US but I live in the west where there is no "accent."

it's very common in China,sometimes we can't talk with each other in that condition ,but in my opinion,it 's also interesting ,it's a kind of culture.we can learn and know it. I am woking in a international hospital ,the customers in our hostipal come from all over the world,so i can hear kinds of English ,like UK,US,PHI,Africa and so on ,as a Chinese ,my English is not good,in face of this ,it really make me confused sometimes~,So now I don't even kown what kind of English I am learning.

Accent problems are common in my place..I faced trouble in understanding...but that's okay .