Practice Shadowing with Sam Claflin British Accent Sweet Accent Shadowing

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AI GeneratedThe speaker reveals that their current way of speaking is not their natural accent. Originally from Norfolk and from a working-class background, they abandoned their native dialect after experiencing bullying for sounding \"common.\" Their current voice is a constructed blend of various people they have encountered throughout their life.
I suppose that the accent that I do every day...
...'cause it's not my own. I... I...
I'm from Norfolk where my... you know, everyone talks like that.
People don't know this about me, but I'm...
I'm a working class boy.
I got bullied a little bit for sounding a bit common.
And from that moment on, I started talking like this.
And this accent is an amalgamation
of about 12 different people.
And this accent is an amalgamation
of about 12 different people.
And this accent is an amalgamation
of about 12 different people.
I've met along the way.
I've got a real problem that when I
spend too much time with someone.
I've got a real problem that when I spend too much time
with someone.
I've got a real problem that when I spend too much time with someone.
I start
adopting their accent.
I start adopting
their accent.
I start adopting their accent.
I did a job in Ireland and couldn't help myself
But start saying soft T's and
You know, properly like talking like that
I've got an issue, I've got real problems
So apologies if I offend anyone
I suppose the accent that I do every day
because it's not my own
I'm from Norfolk where everyone talks like that
People don't know this about me
but I'm a working class boy
and I basically got rid of my accent
because I got bullied a little bit
for sounding a bit common
and from that moment on I started talking like this
This accent is an amalgamation of about 12 different people
that I've met along the way
So I've got a real problem that when I spend too much time with someone
I start adopting their accent
I did a job in Ireland and couldn't help myself
But start saying soft T's and
You know, properly like talking like that
I've got an issue, I've got real problems
So apologies if I offend anyone
