Accents in music and films

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Dixie I

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also loved music so kind of like you

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know Jazz and all the the science stuff

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is really good I guess you've got like

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certain American actors that you might

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pick up from like like Al Pacino he's

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got quite a strong American accent but

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I'm not sure exactly where from when

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British movies go over to America they

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get sometimes day off to day two

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sometimes subtitle it particularly if

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you got like a Geordie accent or

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something like that other than those two

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accents I think the rest is very very

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difficult for me to pick up and where I

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know if you're an American I suspect you

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can sort of pinpoint roughly where

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people come from do you think there's

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something in the pace of life that

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changes your accent definitely yeah

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because if you're in a fast moving fast

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happening place you tend to speak fast

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too and walk fast usually if you're in

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New York or Chicago they speak really

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fast and it's almost staccato

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so there's a different speed to it as

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well as sound to it depending on where

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you are the sauce is more drawing yeah

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wow yeah yeah I think the vowel sounds

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seems to be more drawn out yeah yeah I

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seem to make more of the vowels and

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perhaps we do in them or

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straight off the bat English Matthew

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McConaughey with that all right the

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southern