accented
- adjective
- /ˈæksɛntɪd/
- His accented English revealed his French origins.
Some some small accented man that lives under the stairs?
- Some some small accented man that lives under the stairs?
Examples
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And the Japanese woman says, oh, he likes you, but in a terribly accented, broken English.
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(IN ACCENTED ENGLISH)
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So much so that we're starting just a little bit late, but I will make up with my very quick Spanish accented talking.
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Some some small accented man that lives under the stairs?
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The teacher praised her for speaking in an accented voice that reflected her rich background.
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She spoke accented Spanish, making it clear she was not a native speaker.
Synonyms
A sharp vibrating sound in a voice or guitar
How Strong
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word accented comes from Latin ad- 'to' and cantare 'to sing', the same root as the English word chant. So when speech is accented it has a noticeable 'sound' or pattern that can show where a speaker learned the language.