what american/british accent do you have?

here are the quizes to find out:

for american accents:
http://www.gotoquiz.com/what_american_accent_do_you_have

for british accents:
http://www.gotoquiz.com/which_british_accent_do_you_have_1

according to the quiz i have a midland accent which would make sense since i live in that area.

 

I got Boston. Isn't that ironic.

 

Hylian. My accent sounds quite a bit akin to deep grunts and sword swinging noises.

 

Midland. Which is on the spot considering I was raised in one of the locations a Midland accent would come from. And I have a good voice for TV and radio. Yay.

 

Midland with the Philadelphia accent being close by, which kinda makes sense. While I was raised in Finland, I've spent quite a bit of time in Chicago, and my dad (whose accent I mainly 'inherited') was raised there and in Philly.

 

I guess i have a Canadian accent. But it's not thick like in Eastern Canada

 

North Central

 

I am a posh totty. Well I say, sir! Not bad, considering most people say I sound posh. Quite amusing.

Whilst in American (even if I am a member of her royal majesty's empire : P) I sound like I am from the Windy City or Wisco. Which is funny. For me.

 

I got normal (british), well that's boring.

 

I got the Midland aka no accent. But obviously ebonics was not included in that quiz.

 

British:

Your Result: Posh Totty!

You must have been very well brought up or simply remember how the English language was actually meant to be spoken like. It's amazing how many people have forgotten this but you haven't so job well done chum!


American:

Your Result: The Inland North

You may think you speak "Standard English straight out of the dictionary" but when you step away from the Great Lakes you get asked annoying questions like "Are you from Wisconsin?" or "Are you from Chicago?" Chances are you call carbonated drinks "pop."


Though in reality I only speak broken English :3

 

British

Scottish, with normal close behind.
I feel like I'm a bit more "normal", although I'm not sure.

American

North Central.
D'OHWELL YOU ARE WRONG

 

I scored highest with "The Midland" by a landslide.

It's funny, people tell me I sound very American.

EDIT: For British I got Chavvy. Apparently, it's the Kansai-ben of England. Right on.

 

I got southern.
Oh goodie .

 

Pretty Much .

 

Hahaha. Midway (close with Boston though??) and Normal.

 

The Midland. :cc The Inland North was the runner up. /American accent​

 

I got Philadelphia with Midland coming in a close second.