Strange question, but: Is it really that unusual for an American to be able to distinguish between English spoken with an English, Australian, Irish, Scottish, Dutch, German, French, or Finnish accent?
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I can distinguish most of them, but maybe I'm weird.
Right? There's a trope in media that Americans can't differentiate accents between countries that primarily speak English, and I can't see it arising in a vacuum. The weird thing to me is that I have an autism diagnosis, so I feel like I "shouldn't" be able to, more than most.
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Maybe it helps that (a) I have friends in many of those countries, and (b) my own Burlington, VT accent turns into a hybrid Scottish/Irish brogue merely by moving the accent to the front of my mouth.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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