I don't notice a lot while I'm at uni, but when I go home, I really enjoy the Southern accents. They're just so homey. And weird as it sounds, I'm really considering going to places with analogous accents when I go abroad.
Six months ago, I would have said "People actually talk like that? Good lord." but this Italian guy in his 40s-50s who'd just moved here from Brooklyn (and had lived his whole life there) transferred into my class and revealed quite a few truths that I thought were only sitcom stereotypes.
There was a certain language barrier, if only because everything he said was ludicrously entertaining and I'd get distracted. Which, now that I think about it, why don't Rym and Scott have accents?
They are not from NY, they are only in NY now. And not everyone in NY talks like that. It is like how some people from the south sound like the are having sex with a goat while they are talking and other people just talk like gentlemen.
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There was a certain language barrier, if only because everything he said was ludicrously entertaining and I'd get distracted. Which, now that I think about it, why don't Rym and Scott have accents?
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