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How do you say this in English (US)?
I have Korean accent.
I speak Korean dialects.
🧚♀️what is natural???
(I'm from Daegu in Korea, so I have strong accent when I speak Korean..)
How do you say this in English (US)?
I have Korean accent.
I speak Korean dialects.
🧚♀️what is natural???
(I'm from Daegu in Korea, so I have strong accent when I speak Korean..)
I have Korean accent.
I speak Korean dialects.
🧚♀️what is natural???
(I'm from Daegu in Korea, so I have strong accent when I speak Korean..)
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@callmeJenny I'm from Daegu, Korea, so I have a strong accent when I speak Korean --> this one is perfectly natural
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@sheila1996 thank uu can i ask u a question?
I have Korean accent when I speak Korean
this is redundant right?
I have Korean accent when I speak Korean
this is redundant right?
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@callmeJenny yes it is redundant. no need to mention korean twice.
generally: i have korean accent
if you want to explain more,
better to use these:
i have daegu accent when i speak korean
or
i have korean accent when i speak english
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Accent and dialect are different so might be good to look those up. Daegu's way of speaking is considered a dialect of Korea, while Koreans speaking English would be considered to have an accent. Typically you would be "speaking in a dialect" and you would "have an accent."
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@callmeJenny I speak in a dialect --> Can be used when you talk to people about your Korean speaking and you try to explain that you speak in Daegu dialect. "I have a Korean accent" --> Can be used when you are talking in a different language and want to explain what kind of accent you have.
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@GraceDozing really??? !! I want to say "I use Daegu accent when i speak "Korean"" I only can say "I have a Korean accent" when I talk about when I speak another language?
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@callmeJenny Accent is simply how a person pronounces words. Dialect includes a person’s pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary --> so because Daegu dialect is so distinct and shared, having a more structural form like certain pronunciation, vocabulary, and even grammar that all daegu people follow, it would be more correct to say it is a dialect not an accent. So it is better to say I have a Daegu dialect when speaking Korean rather than accent.
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