Examples of using "Accento" in a sentence and their english translations:
She speaks without an accent.
He has a good accent.
It's a British accent.
They made fun of my accent.
Tom has a heavy German accent.
She speaks English with a foreign accent.
He is good at imitating her Irish accent.
Tom speaks with a southern accent.
Tom lost his foreign accent.
He speaks English with a Russian accent.
Tom has a British accent.
- He has a cute accent.
- He's got a cute accent.
- She has a cute accent.
- She's got a cute accent.
Tom has a heavy accent.
He speaks Esperanto with a slight French accent.
He speaks English with a German accent.
Tom has a southern accent.
Your French accent is terrible.
Tom doesn't have an Australian accent.
Tom lost his foreign accent.
He speaks Esperanto with a German accent.
He speaks French with an English accent.
He is good at imitating her Irish accent.
She speaks English with an odd accent.
I could tell from his accent that he was a Frenchman.
I could tell from his accent that he was a Frenchman.
I can tell by his accent that he is German.
He is good at imitating her Irish accent.
- Tom speaks English with a strong French accent.
- Tom speaks English with a heavy French accent.
He pronounces English words in Spanish fashion because he is a Mexican.
In Spanish, the word for "six" is written without an accent, but the word for "sixteen" is written with one.
One can tell by his accent that he's German.
I can't quite place his accent.
He pronounces English words in Spanish fashion because he is a Mexican.
This vowel change has much to do with the overall accent pattern assigned to each word.
The Kansai dialects are said to have a "sing-song" quality because their pitch accents differ from standard Japanese, which comes from the Tokyo dialect.