(British accent): "Now, nobody knows who built Stonehenge..."

its nothing like that. So we had that, we had our lines, we had. I had an accent to

Sequential bilinguals, those who learned a second language later in life, almost always retain a perceptible accent, no matter how proficient they are in all other aspects of a language.

almost always retain a perceptible accent,

Due to a hypercorrection based on the southern accent, in some regions, words like fire and wire might be pronounced fahr and wahr.

There are often multiple correct ways to pronounce a word based on accent or sociolect.

develop this weird, British-esque accent, at least I hope so.

be teaching me how to speak with a full-on British accent.

And she had the thickest, almost undecipherable Asian accent I have ever some across.

just an obvious accent

Destin: So they're pegging the claims. George: I am from Greece, my accent is a bit funny.

Destin: I'm from Alabama, my accent is a bit funny too. I get it. *brofist* Yes!

LIKE A HINT OF FRENCH ACCENT?

YOU ARE DOING A QUEEN'S ACCENT.

[Canadian Accent] Oh, the great north, hey?

[Canadian Accent] Yeah, there's some prime snow going up there, oh?