Your nation's accent

[Spironia]

Sort of like a combination of Thick Scottish and French, so its almost impossible to understand if you are not used to the accent.

[Xironia]

Many accents:

-Posh londoner

-Cockney londoner

-Cornish

-Oxford

-Welsh

-Scottish

-Irish

-Yorksheeeeeyr

The list goes on...

[VTHK VIZKIM 10275AA]

THE SPOKEN WORD IS OBSOLETE.

[Anollasia]

We sort of speak in a Canadian accent.

And no, that doesn't mean constant ''eh'' and ''aboot''. Because I've never heard a Canadian speak like that.

[Themiclesia]

We have two predominant dialects of the Greek language in Themiclesia: they are Mycenaean Greek and Attic Greek. Both evolved from a common Hellenic ancestor, but Attic is not descended from Mycenaean. There are significant differences in pronunciation, even with seemingly identical words --

Δεύς, "Zeus", Myce. /djeus/, but Att. /zdeus/
ἄνθρωπος, "human", Myce. /ánt^hro:g^wos/, but Att. /ánt^hro:pos/
οἶδα, "I know", Myce. /woida/, but Att. /oida/.

There are even grammatical differences:

Mycenaean has a first person dual form for nouns, adjectives, and verbs, but Attic does not;
Mycenaean retains the distinct instrumental and vocative cases for nouns and adjectives lost in Attic;
Mycenaean better represents the stem vowel gradation characteristic of Indo-European languages, cf. Myce. δῶς/δῆς but Att. δόμος/δόμου;

[Saurisisia]

Generally, most Saurians speak with their typical accents, either an accent that is a mix of Italian and American, an accent that sounds a throaty New England-style American accent, or a traditional Italian, Greek, or North African style accent. The few Amurians living in Saurisia speak in your prototypical Russian accent as well.

Then, there are the other species-specific accents, such as the Drakonian accents which typically sounding like a cross between German and Scandinavian accent with the more Saurified Drakonians speaking in American, Italian, Greek, or Russian style accents accents. The Khalkan accent is rather exotic in tone, with a lot of rolling the tongue and hissing, basically sounding Central American while their Serpen comrades usually speak in either a typical Latin American or African style accent. The Dwarves generally speak with a deep-voiced Scottish, Welsh, or Irish accent, the Sslurids' accent sounds a bit like a Persian accent with a lot of hissing and the Ponerians speak in a blend of German and English accent. There are other examples but these are the most notable

[TotallyNotEvilLand]

It depends on what class or region of Tinell you're in, really. What the phrase "Yeah, I heard about those weird Reil guys" would sound like in that dialect will be posted.

Upper-Class/Central Accents: Tend to be a tad lilted, fast-talking, and for the most part, comprehensible. "Yeah, I heard 'bout tose weird Rill ghise."

Southern/Rustic Accents: Usually rather growling and slower talking, tends to be punctuated for emphasis. "Yeh, I harrd 'out dose warrd Relt goiss."

Culdranthine/Northeastern: Tends to be fast-talking, somewhat high pitched, and cheerful. "Yeah! I heared about thoss weerd Rail giss!"

Reil/Southeastern: Rather slow, montone, and deliberate. Usually fairly angry. "Yes. I heard about weird Rei- Wait one minute, the fuck did you say about species?!"

[Davao and Mati]

Depends on Home Countries
1.Dabawenyo English accent is a mix between North-England and Cebuano accents
2.Matian English accent is another mix between Highland Scottish and Mandaya accents
3.The Principalites and Surigao English accent is influenced between Butuanon,Scouse,Surigaonon and Valencian accents

[Grand Britannia]

How the hell you think we talk?

[Men Empire]

The Men Empire is a English-speaking nation with Scottish, İrish, British and American accents.

[The Great Zedong Dynasty]

Tonal and guttural

[Chuporosa]

French/Germanic

[Auld Albion]

Traditional English accents.

[Auzkhia]

It really varies. Accents in the realm can vary on both language and region.

[Brillnuck]

We're native English speakers (English was founded in our nation), and have a standard Brillnish Accent (RL: Rp Accent), but when speaking German, we have a heavy German accent.

[Ragnarum]

Imagine a Native Swedish or Finnish speaker who then moved to somewhere around Birmingham in their teenage years and picked it up from then on.

[Hircus]

Hircine dialect of Braybleat. When speaking the last syllable or one and two last letters of the word is drawn out into a duplicate drawl. like... Hey-ey you-u.

[Melvonia]

In general, Melvonians speak moderately slowly, with precisely enunciated vowels and every pronounced consonant well-defined. This results in an accent that sounds like what Americans think British accents sound like, when they cast them as the villains in cartoons.

[Enterovirus D68]

Enterovirus 98 are above your human ideas of accents.

[Cuatro]

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[Modern Gondor]

Heavy Scottish and Scandinavian accent. Think Vikings.

[Novus Niciae]

In our native Latin words are generally pronounced with a rising and falling tone for each word, and hard vowel sounds.

Most Nicians who speak a foreign language use the standard pronunciation for that language and having no noticeable accent is seen as a sign of proficiency in that language in our schools and encouraged. although some people with only a small degree of fluency will have the Nician accent when speaking it.

[Draconikus]

It depends on where in Draconikus you're from.
Country dwellers tend to speak with a strong Yorkshire accent, whilst the aristocracy adopted the British Imperial accent in the nineteenth century. This has led the townsfolk to speak on a scale between the two - an attentive person, for example, can normally guess the class and level of employment of a person after hearing them speak only one or two sentences.

[Herargon]

We have an a-Italian accent.

[Brunerist Delegate]

Brunerists tend to either speak Russian or English (British).