Life Update
By solxee
@sol_cee (38222)
Philippines
August 17, 2023 8:29pm CST
HI peoples! How’s everyone here? I miss my myLot friends and I can’t wait to catch up with everybody. As for me, I’m back to working again. And one cool thing we did in our school recently was to have this Oxford University Language program. Our Japanese students had online lessons with Oxford University teachers and I got to sit in, observe, and give my feedback. One of the professors talked about the many kinds of British accents and did some of them in class. It was so fun distinguishing Scouse accent from Northern Welsh from Lancashire and many more. I admit I have a hard time understanding British accent more than American accent. But the activity was such a hit! After the class, I couldn’t help myself but speak with a little bit of the breathy British accent. Lol In my dreams. Haha
Is there anybody here from Great Britain?
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@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
18 Aug
Hello. I wondered when you'd remember myLot and the people here. 
Speaking with different accents can be fun and entertaining. 
Speaking with different accents can be fun and entertaining. 4 people like this
@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
18 Aug
@sol_cee Hello! Nope, you haven't missed it yet. I turn 60 in October of this year.
Not much has changed for me. Still waiting to talk to a judge about getting my disability started. (I talk to the judge on October 31st and the judge has a month after that to make a ruling in my case.)
Pretty was hired by the state to assist me with certain things around the house; cooking food, cleaning, washing dishes, shopping and getting my meds on time when my eyes swell shut. She's paid for two hours a day to do those things for me.
How are you and your family doing? Anything new with you?
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@sol_cee (38222)
• Philippines
18 Aug
@DaddyEvil you'll be turning 60? Nooo, I thought you're just 50 or something. 
Hope the judge's ruling is in your favor. But what does getting your disability started mean?
Hope the judge's ruling is in your favor. But what does getting your disability started mean?1 person likes this
@AmbiePam (85984)
• United States
18 Aug
I look forward to what those from Great Britain share here since we definitely have them. 
I was watching a documentary style medical show from Great Britain, and they had to put subtitles up. Not for every person, but a few accents were hard to understand. But hey, a different documentary style medical show was done in America, and when they interviewed a guy from deep Georgia, they had to put subtitles up then too.
I was watching a documentary style medical show from Great Britain, and they had to put subtitles up. Not for every person, but a few accents were hard to understand. But hey, a different documentary style medical show was done in America, and when they interviewed a guy from deep Georgia, they had to put subtitles up then too.2 people like this
I have more trouble with a really thick Boston accent. 
@much2say (53941)
• Los Angeles, California
4 Sep
I completely missed this post!! How have you been? That's great you're working again 
! It's hard to distinguish all the different Brit accents, right? I had a friend explain about one where the H is not pronounced in words - Cockney I think it was.
! It's hard to distinguish all the different Brit accents, right? I had a friend explain about one where the H is not pronounced in words - Cockney I think it was.1 person likes this
@Deepizzaguy (95400)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
18 Aug
No I am a native of Panama who lived in the former Canal Zone. It is interesting to pronounce English speaking words with a British accent.
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@RebeccasFarm (86976)
• United States
5 Sep
I am not born there, not a native, but lived there for a good 15 yrs. Oxford and London. I well know the dialects.
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