Do you like the way you speak english?

I am glad that mylot doesn't require us to speak English but just communicate through writing. It may sound funny to hear different accent of other countries specially to those person that English is not their primary language. English is complicated language for you have to speak it correctly so others may understand you for their are the same words but differ in meaning and also different words but the same meaning, and if you don't say it properly it may have other meaning too. Anyway, i don't really speak English at home even at work but i always hear English language in radio and t.v. programs, and even in the internet. Even though i can understand it very well but it is still hard for me to speak it correctly and i don't like my accent too. It is better to use my local dialect so that everybody can understand.

i am a Filipino so to speak so Tagalog is our primary language yet English is widely spoken in our daily activities, in school, listening to radio, watching to television, even the articles in the newspaper are in English format. the way i speak English is fairly good, but for some reason i don't know why i fail my interviews in some call centers here in the country hahaha...but there are some that see my English fit for the job! cheers!

Every accent is sacred. We feel smell and flavor of the place from which the speaker of English belong. I am a Pakistani and I feel a pride to speak such accent of my township. This is not bad. Philippines speak good. We are global people and we should accept every accent of English language and we should distribute the respect. Those are more valued I think who try to speak like me having no first language English. I and many like me have right to be encouraged.

i am Chinese i think i have accents too,but unless you're local American or British ,so have accents is very common.if other people can understand your English is ok . on the other hand ,if foreigner speak Chinese or other language,they also have accents .

well..english is no longer d language of England only..it is now a global language now..n i think its natural dat such changes wlill occur..like in accent or foreign words being incorporated in it..after being exposed to d entire world.so every race has develpoed a unique features in there English.N its part of d culture i think.Im an indian ..n i have no problem with my english or my accent.I don't think i need to speak complete authentic english..as long as im understandable..as its not neccessary unless n untill ur a linguist.

Hahahaha! Well, I don't feel like my accent is bad or anything, but sometimes I feel uneasy especially when I can't pronounce the words properly. Well, I should say that I am okay with my english accent. I just worry when speak words which are not common to me. Hehehe! ^_^

I come from England and even just over here we have many different accents and dialects. If you heard a person from Birmingham talk to a person from Liverpool you would notice such differences. I find all the differences really charming. Dutch people are the masters of foreign languages and the can speak English with almost a neutral accent that is therefore hardly noticed. Language schools can have teachers with a British accent or an American accent. I feel at home with I hear an Australian accent because it seems normal to me and after a while I can speak just like they do. The New Zealand accent has s subtle difference. The south African accent is great. I like the way Filipinos speak English and the way Indians speak it is cute. I think a French accent is amazing. I think my accent is fine. I like the differences I hear in other people's English.

Hello there, Im a filipina, and i find that i got a filipino accent when i speak english sometimes,but since i married an English man, i always practice thier accent and improve my english. Im not really expecting that i can achieve an excellent english accent but good will be okay. Happy posting.

Every country have differen accents not only in speaking English but also other language. Even the people in the same county have different accents in speaking their own language,,Every accent are uniquly....we should respect each other,,,It need not to feel shy for your accent, maybe u accent is nice for others!!!

When I studied English, we were taught the British pronunciation, I just keep it all my career, and well understood by my colleagues. Nowadays, the American pronunciation prevails, it sounds cute. Australian accent is a bit different. I guess, for communication, accent is no big issue, we need to enrich of our vacabulary, learn native expressions, and improve fluency through practice.

I don't think accent matters as long as your pronunciation is understandable. Do not compare the accent with Amreicans, Australians or Europeans. What matters is clarity accent is your Trade mark not a curse. It is your Identity don't be ashamed of it. Imagine a westerner trying his/her talent speaking filipino.....

yeah i am agree wish you. i am a Chinese as you say i have a accent when speaking english, so i want to speak authentic english but i dont know what to do!

Look english is a medium of communication i really don't feel accent really plays an important role. On the otherhand i feel accent as a flavour to the language, i mean come to think of it english has variety. Don't you just love some of these accents. They sound like music.

Hey, I love the way i speak english. I speak the north western english accent. There are many english accents in england! Southern, western, northern, eastern and all the inbetweens. Cockneys, scousers, geordies, mancs! the lot! Dan Alldred

I am quite comfortable with the way I speak english. I am not very convinced with the way the britishers or Americans speak.

Hi yAks, I know what do you mean by your accents because there are filipino in my univeristy. Yes, I can differ each accent LOL. I have one friend form China, her English is very good, It is becuase She learnt from Singaporean hohoho. Malaysia also have differet accents, they add "lah" in the end of the sentence like "It's ok, lah", they called it manglish of malay english accent. On the other hand, Singapore also add some tone in ther singlish or singapore english. Me, Indonesian also have some difficulties to pronounce some words like "pronounciation" we spell it "prononsiasion" or something like that. I think, all of those are okeable if we still understand the meaning hohoho.

People say that I have an English accent and I am very comfortable the way I speak. It comes very natural to me and I have been speaking this way ever since I remember. I think the way most people in India speak is tough for me to ape although I can understand it perfectly.

It is always interesting to hear people from different countries to speak English.They have their own accents which is similar to their native language.I dont like the way I speak English,I have been learnng how to speak like a native speaker!

Ever area is different from language pronunciation that make ever country have different accent in speaking english.There is no good way .Only as imitate as possible.

Yes i like the way i speak english but some times i feel that i know nothing how to speak english so i am trying to improve more