Everyone has an accent and this is due to many factors many to do with family and areas were people live...
Firstly people don't realize how their accents sound unless they are told about it or they record themselves, the second thing is how people pick up on the accents they hear We always find that tell tales part of an accent, for example: the elongated no (hull), the deep voice (scottish highlands), the slang terms (Liverpool)
The other thing I find is that people are not seeing the difference between English slang and American slang due to YouTube and the internet...
We listen to youtubers from around the world and we get so use to the accents that we do not see a diffrence in conversations and we find the recognition of accents seem to disappear...
The other thing that seems to happen is we all pronounce different place names in different ways due to our accents and our upbringing and this is most recognizable down south...
When I stayed in chipstead I got the train into London and you pass through various areas ranging from top end places to the lowest parts of London and the people that get on the train reflect the areas they travel from...
The north south divide is highly visable around certain parts in London and the way people show there view is just one of the things that annoys me about London and the south of england...
Everyone is born equal in life and it is only the situation you are lucky to live in that makes you who you are...
No one is better than anyone else and people should learn to respect everyone equally...
Thanks for reading...
