How would you describe the way you speak?

I definitely use more slang when I'm with friends. I talk pretty different around my family compared to around my friends. I also talk a little bit differently when I'm with people who don't speak English as well (I have a lot of relatives who don't).

I think I have a decent-sized vocabulary for someone my age, but I don't think people would need a dictionary when speaking with me

 

Quirky, I use words most people don't use and can confuse people but my real problem with speaking is that I mumble way too much and speak fast so it can be a chore for some people to understand me plus my accent doesn't help when I talk to people from outside England

 

I use less slang than a long-tailed polecat in a roomful of rocking chairs!

 

Not sure, a regular Southern guy?

 

I dont really know how to describe it other than that I speak like your average american white girl. When I mad my speech speeds up and when I'm tired my Spanish accent makes itself known xD

 

Sophisticated with a pinch of ebonics, a splash of vibrant fuckin' vulgarity, and a dash of pompous elegance. Served with a side of informal articulation and selective ridiculousness.

I can be as casually lazy as necessary, or as complexly diverse as required. But generally, it's a mixture of these things, all delivered with a Kentuckian dialect.

If I had to sum it up, I'll quote somebody from years ago:

"The way you talk is fuckin' schizophrenic, it's all over the place. But I love it!"

My mood, not so much people, determines my manner of speaking. Sometimes the topic, too, depending on how severely serious it is.

 

I like to use a lot of Canadian slang. And occasionally I'll catch myself sounding really Canadian.

Pronouncing 'car', 'kerr'. Y'know, stuff like that. (Not the aboot thing. We don't actually say that.)

 

Erm....normal, I suppose.

Happy days

 

Quickly and mutter badly :lol:

 

I use a little bit of local slang i guess, but I've been told i speak quite childish. :3

 

No real strong accent because I live on the U.S. west coast, and really really really monotone, and really sarcastic. I like to use big words when talking to myself(yes I do that), though I like to keep it simple when talking to most people.

 

I've been told by multiple people I am Tina from Bob's Burgers.

 

I talk in full sentences and don't use slang, exactly, but I do use swear words. I have a tendency to overuse "like" when I'm nervous. Other people would probably say I don't talk enough.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd7FixvoKBw

That's me speaking English. I always mispronounce words.

 

Depends.

Formal, but not stuffy. Informal, and definitely not stuffy. Downright crass sometimes, which comes fairly easily and can be a lot of fun, with others who can do the same and fan the flames.

 

I sometimes find myself speaking in local slang.. like in Yorkshire we have a stereotype for not using 'the', and sometimes I don't use it. Like instead of saying 'I'm going to the supermarket', I might say 'I'm going to supermarket'.

Other than that, I dunno. I swear a lot. I probably come across as common because of my vulgarity and loudness. I don't think I have any inhibitions. Woe is me.

I do, however, speak clearly and I don't have a strong local accent. I just can't help but insert expletives in every other sentence, and people always say that you can hear me before you can see me. I try to tone it down though.. operative word being 'try'.

 

What hell?

 

Shut hell up, and leave me hell alone.