You didn't tell me you were English.... traitor... I took you for French, and not an Anglo-Saxone from Merry old England! And you let me greet you without saying 'Cheerio' or 'For Yorkshire!' I'm hurt Therese!
Jk, but in all seriousness, you have a lovely accent but as I'm French I can't place the region, is it south-England?
Hehe my apologies, mon ami, I am not actually British, though I do have British ancestry on my mother’s side; I tend to slip into a British accent while reading, but it was on purpose for this piece to better honor Chesterton’s work and Alfred’s world of old England.
You didn't tell me you were English.... traitor... I took you for French, and not an Anglo-Saxone from Merry old England! And you let me greet you without saying 'Cheerio' or 'For Yorkshire!' I'm hurt Therese!
Jk, but in all seriousness, you have a lovely accent but as I'm French I can't place the region, is it south-England?
Hehe my apologies, mon ami, I am not actually British, though I do have British ancestry on my mother’s side; I tend to slip into a British accent while reading, but it was on purpose for this piece to better honor Chesterton’s work and Alfred’s world of old England.
Oh really? That’s amazing, I wish I could slip into my great-grandmother’s Irish or other great-grandmother’s Scottish accents.
That would be amazing!
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