Makes sense. I've once been told I sound almost NE american. I've also been told I sound American in the UK, and that I sound British in the US. To further improve matters, my spoken English mutates whenever I am in an English speaking area, and starts to conform to what is spoken there :)
I got a bunch of "mid-western," but mostly standard. Since I'm in the Far West it makes me wonder if the classifications aren't broad enough. Oh well, it ain't exactly science... Oops, my scores just changed.
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I've also been told I sound American in the UK, and that I sound British in the US.
To further improve matters, my spoken English mutates whenever I am in an English speaking area, and starts to conform to what is spoken there :)
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