Ah, le nombre de fois o� j’ai pu faire ce long trajet…
� quand le wifi sur ces autobus?
Scénariste/conceptrice
Ah, le nombre de fois o� j’ai pu faire ce long trajet…
� quand le wifi sur ces autobus?
Je partage les manchettes d’Info-Culture avec Frank Zappa aujourd’hui. Quand m�me…
Prochaine �tape: un duo posthume?
(Fichier audio disponible dans le coin inf�rieur gauche de cette page).
I was asked that question over and over again when I lived in California. People rarely guessed that my first language was French. Their guesses were most often Polish (they told me I looked Polish. What does a Polish person look like?), Irish (I can’t even imitate the Irish accent!) and German.
Via Way Down Here, I found a great Web site which archives a long list of accents. On the Speech Accent Archive, you get to hear a short text read in English by non-native speakers from all over the world. I particularly liked the serbo-croatian accent, but that might be because I’m an admirer of a certain doctor. I burst out laughing when I heard the French accent from Quebec! I’m not sure why. Probably because I recognized it so well…