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Fair enough… I just think if it’s an accent, rather than a “correct pronunciation” … just keep your own accent instead of adding a lisp if you’re in Spain or a “NAWRRRR” to say “no” if you’re in Australia. “No” and “nawr” both mean “no”… and everyone in Oz understands (for example)… trying to say words like an Australian when you’re in Australian—but you’re not Australian—is just pretty awkward in my opinion.

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Travis W. King
Travis W. King

Written by Travis W. King

Traveling, writing, & working abroad for 10 years. Former Remote Year Dir. of Community. Check out my travel memoir—Not That Anyone Asked—at www.traviswking.com

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