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After hearing this, I can firmly confirm I do not have an accent and I've lived in Loudoun all my life. I'm probably pretty weird..........

Also, ive heard roof pronounced more like took, hoof, and hood, and hot is more like hut. But is also closer to baht

Pardon my ignorance . I'm curious, I seen you do accents. But what's your accent? I'm learning English and I seen your videos and as a non-native speaker it's soo much easy to understand! Super clear. And I don't mean only the narrations. All the videos. Is this midwestern accent? or standard American? Thanks a lot!

Interesting takes, some accurate others quite generically Mediterraen I feel (native speaker). I think that most Maltese people pronounce words well, except the TH which was very accurate and the ING -> INK, but what makes the accent distinct is the intonation... We speak with the exact same "melody" as when we are speaking Maltese, often lengthening and changing the tone of certain sounds as they are said. For example "I already told you!". This would be said as " I alrEAdy tOWld YOu - "All the people" would sound almost like "aLL d pee-pill" (as in medical pills).

Total layman's perspective here but I think it sounds a lot better

Matt, your female narrations are the absolute best! I’ll be listening in a few weeks. I like a small gap between reading and listening. Thanks for this snippet! I can’t wait for Lima One to “come to life”!

I read this book the other day, couldn't wait for it to come out on audio.... Matt just adds something extra to it.. so Thank you Matt !

CAN YOU DO ANOTHER UPDATE VID ON THIS PLEASE

You'll find a slight gaelic twinge the deeper in the hills you go to the east.

Matt,I really enjoyed your clarity to best understand...

As a Fijian that’s pretty good!

Emphasize the R rrrrrr 😊

Good attempt but it sounds more russian / Indian / scottish

Bula, and Talofa! I have been living in Fiji now for 10 months. I moved from Australia (Samoan). I never realised my aussie accent was so strong until living here. I think you have done an excellent job. I would say a 8/10. I would say you're missing the speed of which they talk (of course you are not Fijian lol) and the little accents they put on the end of their sentences. This is more a slang or habit of the local dialect mixed with a little Hindi flavour. But great work my friend. You're a better than me at the accent lol. Blessings and Vinaka.

Our english is more British english oriented than Amercan and your song is nowhere close to it😂😂😂😂you sound more Scottish😂😂😂...

Could work alittle more on the pronunciation The D and the r shouldn’t sound Russian but you make it sound heavy Not sure how to further explain on that

That’s one of my favorite accents you’ve done. Loved it with the song lyric. Thank you

Nice accent

This is helpful!

reading salem’s lot by SK, trying to imagine what the characters sound like

I was NOT prepared for how funny you would be at 4:26🤣🤣

For everybody hating on Channing's Gambit.. FACE

in Kentucky, "on" is pronounced like "own" with the pronunciation of "gone" rhyming. Also, ruined is pronounced "rurnt" rhyming with "burnt."

That sounded very alien to me UA-cam is filled with ppl speaking with a Trini accent. Anyone can copy the speech patterns and before long they'll pick up the rhythm. Trini talk is much easier than Jamaican patois and other creoles. Trinidad was a British colony. If you listen to news broadcasters and politicians in Trinidad you can hear the British in their voice. That standard form should be the starting point before getting into street talk.

My mawmaw was cajun and gambit is one of my favorite characters so i thought i should try it

I'm from Louisville (try pronouncing that)and was very impressed. You got a lot right including the multiple accents and the nasal and tangy accents. Think of how bluegrass is traditionally sung. In Louisville its a flater accent but when i lived in Philly a i had olenty if folks making fun of the accent i never knew i had and asking where i was from. Well done.

This is actually pretty helpful

I love this video! Thumbs up to the algorithm.

Could you make a playlist of all of your accent videos? I reference some of them for DnD but they are scattered across your channel.

This is fascinating analysis. I love this series.

Why does Noah Kahan have a deep south accent then...

This one is next on my list. I read the first two

I just finished reading this one. I really enjoyed it. I ordered the rest of the series

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Trump's accent. I kind of like it .

Noooo! Don’t stop there! I want to keep listening! Sigh…. I guess I have to get the audiobook.

Hellooo, I love learning languagues and I'm currently trying to improve my english, (mostly my speaking abbilities), that's why I was looking for some accents from the US with the idea of immitate one and master it while speaking. I've selected myself some of them but your accent seems to be more normal to me, that's why I wanted to ask you, what's your accent?? I also watched some of your videos and fortunately I see you're appasionate about this topic. You do a great job sharing with us this kind of information. Hope you can answer my question;).

I finished reading this this morning. I loved it! I was completely taken in and was blown away when I realized who the killer was. Nice job! 3:59

Good Job! However, there are some nuances in less rural areas. yes?

"I'm sorry beautiful, I want to be gentle, but who's your dialect coach? The Minions? I feel like we're missing critical exposition here!"

"YouknowhowlongIbeenwaitinforthis?Hooabouttomakeanameformyselfhere!"

Many people re-read Kris’ books. I re-listen. I appreciate you, your talent, your skill, your gift. Thank you!

sounded a lot like a serious Peter Griffen, but im not from NH so i wouldnt know if its accurate or not. i liked the noir lyrics at the end, wouldnt mind hearing more song lyrics spoken out like an old crime detective movie narrator lol

Thank you this helped a lot 🙏

Do you still narrate?

Hi, Does this monthly study still exist?

Me about to make a name for myself after this video.

I would never have thought this was a Maine accent. Close, still not there. Marry the Appalachian with the Bostonian and then you'd be onto something.

Im from NH..... I dont think i heard someone with this but kinda the older folk do sometimes I guess lol also amazing job

itsnoneofthatatentionthoitsallcominglong but youknowhowlongiwaithuh? lassez on ton rouler mon ami, becauseigotnopatienceforthis.