Accent Video

a viral trend mostly showcased on Youtube, Tumblr, or other popular social media sites demonstrating the accent or the slang used in the video of the maker's origin. This is usually done by reading off commonly known "mispronounced" words from a list to the audience or the video viewer.

"Hi my name is _______ I am from _______ and this is my accent video"

PRONOUNCE THE FOLLOWING WORDS:

Aunt, Roof, Route, Theater, Iron, Salmon, Caramel, Fire, Water
etc...

QUESTIONS:

What is it called when you throw toilet paper on a house?
What is a bubbly carbonated drink called?
What do you call gym shoes?
etc...

by XxSLauGhTeRKiTtEn July 4, 2011

Northern ireland accents

the best mother fuckin accent in the whole world!! the use such words as 'ai' and 'ta'!!! if uve ever head thisaccent u will be in love with it and possibly grab onto the person speaking and neer let them go!! northern ireland accents rock!!

northen irelander- " ai how it goin"
me- "swoon" and then steal!
YUM

I love the northern ireland accents

by opresses tears November 29, 2005

Accentia

The propensity to involuntarily adopt the accent and/or mannerisms of a particular regional dialect after direct exposure to native inhabitant(s).

Chris’s accentia just flared up following his recent visit to the Fort Worth rodeo.

by Lumper Loo February 23, 2020

ascen

awesome person! handsome, smart, caring, handsome, very observant!! ...did i say handsome? oh yeah, and handsome as well.

ascen.

its me
im ascen
:)

by you know exactly who <3 November 18, 2021

Ascintifical

Someone who does NOT have a inclination towards science.

Oane is ascintifical.

by coolkidsscience February 16, 2023

mockingbird accent

mimicking someones accent unintentionally

no i'm not making fun of you i have a mockingbird accent

by neigan February 11, 2018

new jersey accent

Most importantly about a new jersey accent, NO ONE SAYS JOISEY. I dont know how this myth got started, but it just dosent exist. People from south, central, and north Jersey have different accents. People from south Jersey are more likely to say the word "daughter" as "daater", while people from north Jersey are more likely to say "dawter". I'm from central Jersey and i say "dawter" and also "mairy", not "marry". But it all depends where you're from. Most people sound like they're from Philly, but not everyone, especially if you're from Jersey City. And no, not all the girls have thick, stereotypical, nasal "joisey" accents.

Jersey Girl: I'm from central Jersey.
Guy from Western state (in a nasal voice): Uhhh, yuh frum JOISEY! Wheyahs ya new joisey akksend?
Jersey Girl: I'm not from JOISEY, and no one has that sort of new jersey accent, stupid!

by AfterDark January 9, 2008