Your nation's accent

[Varijnland]

When speaking English? A sort of Scandinavian-Dutch-Afrikaner accent.

[Krjder]

Krïdans sound German, but when speaking English they sound more Dutch.

[The Sierrian Empire]

Sierrians speak with the Queens English British accent.
Some spelling differences between British English and Sierrian English are:
Sierrian Horrour vs. British horror
Sierrian Altour vs British Altar
Sierrian Mourings vs British Moorings

Sierrian Terms:

Like in Britain, "bloody"is used in my sentences to as a curse. Ex. Jesus bloody Christ!, Bloody Hell!, This is bloody hot! etc...
Many Sierrian will exclaim "Mother bloody Mary!" or just "Mother Mary".
Sierrians will use the word "Daint" to describe a poor immagrant, it is a slang, and considered extremely offensive.
Fag is used to describe, a cigarette, a cigar or a pipe. In recent years, it has also come to be an antonym of "Joint".
The word "tripper" means, punk or other type of juvenile delinquent.

[Yatl Rasc]

Oh, it depends on the region. The people of the bay's upper lip and the northeast of Yatl Rasc have the general "Standard" Rascui accent. The bay's jaw are also close, but pronounce "uh" sounds like "oh"s. The capital and other bay islands are very mixed, ethnically, so labeling them with one general accent is quite impossible! The people of the Yatl Rasc lowlands speak faster than normal, and seem to lengthen all their vowels. The highlands and northern deltas are an extremity of this, where it seems like some of their syllables just merge ("Yah-tel" starts sounding like "Yahl"). The islanders are varied as they can be, especially given that their native languages lost contact with most of the Empire's some 1000+ years ago. Their accents can be difficultly nasal to the point where mainlanders say that their incapable of making guttural sounds at all. My friend has devoted his life to the study of the Rascui language, and he seems to cringe every time he talks to someone from Valu'kau.

[New Albrionn]

The New Albrionnic accent has been described as a mixture of west coast North American, English, and Scottish. The latter two elements tend to be more noticable in the cities and among the upper classes. It's also been said that New Albrionners emphasise their s's.

[Walosia]

Walosia have a kind of Southwest American accent with some Latinification (Some words are pronounced like they do in latin. Mostly done on words which are borrowed from Latin into English)

[Bojikami]

We have a Russian accent.

[Esperanto State]

Most Esperantans have American accents.

[Romberg]

Our English accent can range from Dutch to Scandinavian to German, and from Serbo-croatian to Bulgarian to Czech and Slovak to Ukrainian and Russian. However, most of our educated populace can usually speak English at a native level, with only a very mild accent.

For our languages, our Russian constitutes a unique accent, while our German appears to be closer to the Austrian variety.

[Libertade]

The most homogeneous accent by far is found on the English-speaking minority: An overwhelming majority are the descendants of Californian civilians, mostly skilled workers and businesspeople, who arrived during both American occupations. As a result, they've got a distinctly Californian accent.

Libertade has always maintained close cultural ties with Brazil, and its Portuguese-speaking majority speaks dialects fairly close to the Brazilians'.

The Spanish-speaking minority is by far the least homogeneous. The local accent is probably closest to Chilean or Argentinian, but most recent refugees have noticeable Basque or Colombian accents.

[Zaldakki]

Ze Zaldakkians haz a very Frãsh (French) aksãt.

[Kyuji]

Adorable , yet fierce .

[Farnhamia]

Walosia have a kind of Southwest American accent with some Latinification (Some words are pronounced like they do in latin. Mostly done on words which are borrowed from Latin into English)

That November date? It was in 2012. Even if it was in 2013 it would still be gravedigging to revive this.