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European accent 🇫🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪
When a Hollywood cop described a suspect as having a “European accent,” I nearly spilled my café crème. From French chic to Scottish grit, Europe’s accents are as varied as its landscapes—yet somehow, we’re all lumped into one. A witty … Continue reading
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Tagged * European Accents, Accent Recognition, American Movies, British English, Cultural Diversity, French Accent, Geography in Film, Hollywood Movies, Italian Accent, Language Diversity, Linguistic Stereotypes, Media Shortcuts, Scottish Accent, Spanish Accent, United in Diversity
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