Examples of 'accent now' in a sentence
Meaning of "accent now"
accent now: This phrase could refer to someone's current manner of pronunciation, intonation, or speech pattern that reflects a particular regional, cultural, or linguistic influence. It may suggest a change in the way someone speaks or emphasizes the importance of accent in communication or language learning
How to use "accent now" in a sentence
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accent now
You can drop the accent now.
Southern Accent Now get them trousers off, boy.
You can stop the accent now.
Southern Accent Now get them trousers off, boy . Do not be a sissy.
I can hear your accent now.
And it does not hurt That you have a slight british accent now.
She has an accent now.
Thanks . and it does not hurt That you have a slight british accent now.
He has an accent now.
That you have a slight british accent now.
She dipped into the British accent now and again, but she also paid.
She was swinging with her English accent now.
With Swedish accent Now it 's hissstory.
You have a little accent now.
Running a waveform on our rifleman 's accent now.
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Because of my crazy accent now think.
Thank you, but you can lose the accent now.
I can hearyour accent now.
She 's speaking with an American accent now.
She 's got an accent now.
And we're stuck with the English accent now.
It's a southern accent now.
He 's affecting an oriental accent now.
Meghan Markle seems to have a British accent now - can you hear it?
I'm imagining it in a british accent now.
Butch has a Southern accent now.
Britney has a British accent now.
I'd like to hear your accent now.
Economics . He has an accent now.
Of course . I can hear your accent now.
Of course. I can hearyour accent now.
It 's okay . You can drop the accent now.
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A little swelling right in here right now
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Examples of using Accent
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In southern accent just like ringing a bell
I always thought you might have an accent
An accent you would not soon forget
