Question of the day

I would think about life on Mars. I will never get and yet we chatted about it as were going tomorrow.

No I have moved too many times to have a local accent. Mine is a mix of Southern, Midwest and New York

When I grew up, my family moved a lot, so I changed dialects numerous times. By now, I normally speak a standard Norwegian of the Bokmål type, while reverting back to my former Romsdal dialect when talking with people from that area.

My former boss in Somalia (an Australian), accused me of speaking English with "a mid-Atlantic accent", whatever he meant by that, probably somewhere between British and American. With few exceptions, I try to follow the British standard for grammar and spelling, while my book manuscript is written in American English, because of the correction programme I used.

In other languages, I haven't heard many comments, except for my daughter-in-law's mother, who claims that I speak better Italian than her husband, who often tends to slide into the Sicilian dialect. LOL

I think I sound just like any Aussie.

I don't think I have an accent until someone from out the area reminds me I do

An old episode of Psych.