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@Shannon in some ways it’s similar to British. But in others it’s absolutely not at all. XD It’s complicated. XP

@GracieGirl you’re welcome. 😀 *yawns* I think I’m off to bed now.

@graciegirl Oh dear. I confess I know nothing about this.
The only input I have is Aslan as a CC…
@mark-kamibaya You know anything about this? (see above post)

@GracieGirl It’s good. Until you’re standing in it and it’s freezing cold and blowing your hair into your eyes and throwing sticks at your face. But yep. Wind is nice. XD

@GracieGirl Heyyooooo. I’m critiquing stuff on this windy night. 😛

@DaughterOfTheKing as The Impossible Girl said. XP And in the middle of words too. Things like ‘snark’ we pronounce as ‘snah-k’ (more like snack, because snacks are good. XD). The name ‘martha’ we pronounce ‘mah-tha’
I personally would pronounce Australia as ‘eh-strayl-yah’ (with the ‘l’ only barely present.)
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@daughteroftheking We generally don’t pronounce the ‘r’s at the end of words. XD
So, ‘car’ would be ‘cah’. ‘Toaster’ would be ‘toastah.’
However, we pronounce ‘Australia’ as ‘Straya’.

We generally don’t pronounce the ‘r’s at the end of words. XD
So, ‘car’ would be ‘cah’. ‘Toaster’ would be ‘toastah.’
However, we pronounce ‘Australia’ as ‘Straya’.

I have a character request…anyone up for a challenge?

@Dragon-snapper There are lots of different sorts of American accents. But one of the most prominent parts about it is the fact that you actually pronounce the ‘r’s in words. Aussies don’t do that. Other than that, it’s kinda hard to explain…

@Dragon-Snapper WOOHOOOOOOOO THAT’S GREAT!!! *throws pizza and confetti everywhere*

I’m signing out now, @jane-maree and @that_writer_Girl_99 I wrote 1383 and guess what…I reached 50,000 words!!! YAYAYAY!

@daeus Adios. What’d you do?

Welcome to the party @daeus

@jane-maree What does any American accent sound like?

@That_Writer_Girl_99 yay for piiiiizza. 😀 Consider me jealous. 😛

Ha! I just had pizza for dinner. @jane-maree