Today, I realized when I read a British novel outloud, it comes out as a Southern American accent, MLINB
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+3 points after 5 votes
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Today, whilst reading MLIA, I found out that Americans don’t use the word ‘trolley’. I have no idea what word they use instead, MLIB
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+15 points after 17 votes
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Today, I realized, I’m glad I’m American, MLINB
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Today, I read MLIA and MLIB. I am American and relaized that once again… we kick your butts! But I give you Brits credit for your awesome accent!! MLINB
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-32 points after 60 votes
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Today, I learned from MLIA about this site. I tried over and over to reach it, but the network would time out each time; I thought maybe it was because you guys knew I was an American. :) MLINB
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+11 points after 31 votes
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Today, I, an American, discovered this website. And you want to know what I found out? You guys are douches. MLIB.(The I stands for “Isn’t, you see, I have a BETTER American Life), MLINB
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Today, I was thinking, I know that most british people, no matter how much we love your accents, typically think american accents are annoying. So what about southern belle accents vs yankee ones? MLINB
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-15 points after 25 votes
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Today, I drank a cup of tea. It made me feel Chinese because I am Chinese, MLINB
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Today, I realised even though I lived in London for much of my youth before moving to the States. Sadly (it’s depressing, really), after almost ten years, I’ve lost my accent. But my American friends tell me to “talk British” nearly every day and on more than one occassion i have been mocked for saying “oy.” Or about the World Cup, MLINB
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+13 points after 25 votes
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Today, I realised that every country has things associated with it. I’m Irish and we are the country of Bono, Guinness and sheep. I think we win over scones and tea, MLINB
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-5 points after 45 votes
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