Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger (Post 549034)

I got called Australian when I was in New York :(

Originally Posted by CityLightsLikeRain (Post 549037)

So at least its not only me.

...But I'm sorry, I'd probably make the same mistake. You gotta throw a "bollocks" or "daft" or some other recognizable british slang in there when around us silly, narrow-minded Americans.

And for you Australians, a "gday" or "a dingo ate me baby!" would be nice.

Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger (Post 549055)

Call that a knife?

Originally Posted by CityLightsLikeRain (Post 549046)

I got pretty damn close. lol. But now I totally know you're English.lol


But if you did, everyone would know.


What are words or phrases that Americans use that nobody else in the world does?

Originally Posted by Tobias (Post 548858)

as far as I know I don't...I lived in the city...no one has ever said "I can tell you're from TX" so yeah...to my understanding, I don't have one

I'd let you listen to me talk to see, but I don't have skype, and it'd be wierd to get a phone# over a forum...:/

maybe I'll upload a youtube vid later?

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 548877)

I can relate. Even though my Boston accent is almost completely gone, it usually makes it's presence known when I say "palm" or "Miller Lite".

Originally Posted by xxawwxsugarxx (Post 549130)

I agree.

Definitely do that.

=P

Originally Posted by xxawwxsugarxx (Post 549133)

My friends make fun of me ALL of the time for the way I say those words.

Although a good conversation starter, I don't say the things on purpose.

>.< And it's frustrating when I can't get the word in.

I have to spell it.

Originally Posted by Tobias (Post 549135)

haha makes me wanna hear you talk

Originally Posted by xxawwxsugarxx (Post 549136)

Maybe I do have an accent.