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“He was from Glasgow. Everything past "good morning" was a blur.”

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“her accent is so thick that I feel bad for the words coming out of her mouth.”

Book:You

Source: You

“Are you from London?” Ruby asked. “Originally.” “My home town’s much less glamorous. Can’t we pretend I sprang fully formed from the head of Zeus?” “Your accent puts you somewhere between Hampstead and Philadelphia.” “That’s the middle of the ocean!” “Yes. Maybe you’re Venus, rather than Athena.”

Book:The Psychology of Time Travel

Source: The Psychology of Time Travel

“The organs concerned in the production of English speech sounds are the larynx, the velum, the lips, the tongue (that punchinello in the troupe), and, last but not least, the lower jaw; mainly upon its overenergetic and somewhat ruminant motion did Pnin rely when translating in class passages in the Russian grammar or some poem by Pushkin. If his Russian was music, his English was murder.”

Speech Pronunciation Accent Second Language

Book:Pnin

Source: Pnin

“It's not my accent, but my brevity makes me stylish.”

“The sound of an English accent distracted her and lifted her spirits. She associated English accents with singing teapots, schools for witchcraft, and the science of deduction.”

Author:Joe Hill

“It’s like I’m suddenly a hormonally charged teenager or living in a bad romance novel: I suddenly can’t stop myself from noticing every man around me. Which means that Darcy, Samantha, and Michael are probably right. Plus, there was that disturbing dream about Voldemort this morning. I need to lose my gay-husband virginity before I lose my mind entirely. I need to find someone to sleep with me. And the fact that I don’t have the faintest idea how to make that happen is just further proof that it needs to. —SINGLE-MINDED”

Romance Sex Romance Novels Romantic Comedy Transvestites Accent Voldemort Single Minded

Book:Single-Minded

Source: Single-Minded

“You can speak with a twang and still not say a thang.”

Nonsense Bullshit Speaking Mother Tongue Accent Hogwash Coconut Bs Horseshit Twang

Author:Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“His accent was delicious. A result of British deliberateness changed by the rhythm of an African tongue and the grace of African lips. I moved away after smiling, needing to sit apart and collect myself. I had not met such a man.”

Beauty Descriptive African Accent

Book:The Heart of a Woman

Source: The Heart of a Woman

“Whenever I'm in the company of strangers and speak in a way that reveals my Slav accent, the question follows: "Where are you from?" I always reply politely. It's very important to me that I say exactly where I'm from, and explain where that place is in case the person I'm talking to has never hears of my country ("in Europe, near Italy"). I suppose that's the need in me to feel accepted for what I am.”

Foreign Language Otherness The Other Accent Foreigner Slavic Peoples

Book:My Heart

Source: My Heart

“i have often wondered what resides in an accent. is it a presence - an identity, a trajectory, a history? or is it rather an absence - an estrangement, a withdrawal, a blank space refusing to be filled? and are we immigrants synonymous to our accents? or are we, or can we ever aspire to be, more than that? this is not to deny that our accents are fundamentally important to who we are, and they are near and dear to our hearts. they are an inextricable trace of the paths we have travelled, the loves we have loved and never forgotten, the scars we still carry and which still hurt. but that doesn't mean we are from our accents.”

Language Identity Accent

Book:How to Stay Sane in an Age of Division

Source: How to Stay Sane in an Age of Division