[Magdalen] Egtablevay?

[Arthur Laurent]

Mine as well. But that may be because it's the only one I can do so well that I sound like a native.

 (I was born in Charlottesville (central Virginia), and raised in Alexandria (northern Virginia, before that area turned into indistinguishable suburbs of Washington, DC)...so any sort of Southern accent really is foreign to me.)

 I keep thinking with a lot of study, I could learn how to speak with a Lynchburg (my grandmother's home town) Virginia accent. It's really quite different from any other Virginia accent I've heard.

Arthur

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In a message dated 11/22/2015 9:27:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
ALaurent at npr.org writes:

my  southern Virginia "accent" as  needed...
 
 
<<<...My absolute favorite of the USA Southern Accents.
 
 
 
David Strang.