(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Alright, i've actually been wondering this for quite a while. We all know that Americans such as myself can speak in a British Accent, well can British people speak in American Accents?

Yes I do know every American has there own accent but I mean someone with out hillbilly talk or anything funky like that.

I'm sorry but I'd love to hear an American do a scouse or yorkshire accent

It depends what you call a British accent.
If you are talking about that hammy "ELLO MATE" shit I hear you guys waffling about then you cant do a British accent.
Especially since Britain is made up of 4 countries. England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. They Each have there own accents.

And Each country has citys who also each have there own accents.

Liverpool and london sound nothing like each other for example.

American shows try to ham us all up as either cockney's or posh. And thay have it all wrong.

Yer, I suppose but it would probably take a bit of practice, I would like to hear an American do an English accent although I'm not sure what counts for an English accent I suppose like many of you, you 're so use to hearing the accent native to, you almost think you speak without one.

UK : we use redneck impressions
US : Use Posh London accents

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With my scottish accent i cant, i tried sounding like a pakistani (Spelling lmao) and people said "Oh he's scottish"

Yeah they are,
The thing you'll notice with American teenagers or Kids is being that they are immature will think that All British people speak like the Queen. When in fact that not the case by a long shot.
The fact is Americans have no idea what England is really like so they stereotype the only way they can. For example if like me you've played online preferably XBL you'll here an American say "Oh Crumpets and Tea". What does that mean exactly? Don't they know this only applies to the Old and rich? No they don't!

A red neck,Wow...

Yes the guy from House