I Sounded like a scot when someone asked me where am I.

xD

no idea

Words with 'oh' in American english are sometimes pronounced with an 'oo'

It's really subtle. There are prolly a few othe differences fff

Like.... About.

I mispronounce words accidentally all the time that make it sound like I have a British/Irish accents.... sad thing is

I can't imitate a British accent to save my life orz

I was raised in Duluth, MN. Yeah it's northern but not that north.

I got scot accent from my old teacher when very young. And i didn't even notice.

/Sometimes told she has a subtle Irish accent

cute

I've been told we sound "proper" compared o Americans, it's part of the reason they send their actors to Canada so they can learn to speak

properly.

Pff. We sound perfectly fine! Exceptthosedangrednecks

I know >< Which is why I don't get that there's a difference.

Some of them do, my mom works for a tech support and she gets that all the time, customers saying she speaks really clearly.

I speak fairly clearly. It really depends on where you grow up in the US.

yep

Eh I suppose. I have friends in Texas who have mild accents, apparently I have one too them, so it's all on what you're used too?

Yeah ><;;

i know, i don't think i have one

/Can hear the subtle difference when she goes to NY

/Wants her accent to be analyzed; ;u;;

/Same