Let's talk. As I mentioned at the start of this lesson, you can't hear my accent or lack thereof while you read. Whether I have one or you do, the point is that language is only made better by its subtle and regional differences. There is nothing like a Buffalo, New York accent. As I live and teach in Canada, I am privileged to be near one of the most multi-cultural cities in the world, Toronto. I love listening to the variety in all of the voices represented in our communities. And then there's the Rock, not the actor, but the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador where the accents and vocabulary can be difficult to understand at first. It is so unique, they even have their own Newfoundland English dictionary. Have fun. I hope you enjoyed this lesson!