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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
Yeah, we do have a few non-standard accents down here. I speak usually with a nearly flawless Standard American English accent (basically how newsmen used to speak in the 50s). It's the "normal" accent.
However, my native accent is something like a southeast Texan. There's also an East Texas accent that I cannot imitate no matter how hard I try, and perhaps something like a West Texan accent, although I've never even been to West Texas (except for a couple hours on my way to New Mexico), so I'm not an authority on West Texas.
Heck, my Texan accent might be more "central Texan." I don't think there's really a difference in accent between those in San Antonio or the country folk near Austin and New Braunfels and those of my hometown (Victoria, near the coast).
But there's a significant difference between the way people there talk and the way people in Tyler talk.
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We're talking about text translation. Not about vocal accents.