like whom do you sound?

[creagdhubh]

Interesting question.

My mother-in-law continually says that my mannerisms, voice/accent, and overall look are along the lines of a young Tom Hanks. My mother says the same thing, yet in regards to a young Jim Carrey. Personally I don't see it (perhaps I'm a hybrid of both men?), but I am rather fond of both actors.





Cheers,

[Orionson]

My mother-in-law continually says that my mannerisms, voice/accent, and overall look are along the lines of a young Tom Hanks. My mother says the same thing, yet in regards to a young Jim Carrey. Personally I don't see it (perhaps I'm a hybrid of both men?), but I am rather fond of both actors.

Alrighty then, Wilson.





Cheers,[/QUOTE]

[creagdhubh]

My mother-in-law continually says that my mannerisms, voice/accent, and overall look are along the lines of a young Tom Hanks. My mother says the same thing, yet in regards to a young Jim Carrey. Personally I don't see it (perhaps I'm a hybrid of both men?), but I am rather fond of both actors.

Alrighty then, Wilson.





Cheers,

Hahahaha! Well said, John!

[James Hood]

'Apparently sound like no one famous.

[Elizabeth]

I was raised in So Cal, my mother is from Colorado and my dad from Texas. People tease me that I take on the accent of whoever I am speaking with. It can be quite embarrassing and I don't do it on purpose!

If I was to speak to a famous person I would sound like them!

[mookien]

It will come as a surprise to few that it has been frequently asserted that I sound a lot like Mortimer Snerd. And, proud of it, too. Hyuk, hyuk.

[Andrews Son]

I was raised up in Coventry in the West Midlands im dont know any famous people with our accent. but i found this video but shes a bit more posher than where im from, we use more slang and a bit faster than this girl.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o012jsFPnLo

My family are all Irish so sometimes that accent shines a bit, my mums side all have Belfast accents but they have been softened a bit from living in England. My grandads is funny he'll pronounce flour like "flur" or he'll use the I in italian like "eye"talian.
But my grandparents on my dads side have proper Irish accents so they pronounce T's a lot like "ooh, i wish you was Cat-lick" or "you want to watch him hes a teeth, that boy."
And a lot of my mates are Glaswegian and so many times i have to interpret for them.
Accents are funny things

[Machaggisnz]

I have a fairly typical Kiwi accent so don't often sound like anyone famous though I do get asked by other kiwis if I'm from Britain occasionally and am fond of dropping a few Jeremy Clarksonisms into my speech, particularly when I'm teaching.

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