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1 minute ago, Scarlett45 said:

No he attended bilingual school. Most people that do speak standard American English because their English teachers are often young people from the USA. My college roommate is Guatemalan (bilingual school) and all her English teachers were from the states. Also if you start learning a language very young you’re less likely to have an accent. 

After 22 year here in Nth America I still sound as Aussie as Erica. However I was 26 when I moved

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2 minutes ago, Scarlett45 said:

Yeah. Armando is younger than him but he’s not a kid. He has a career and a business and a child of his own. I’m not seeing anything that says there’s a huge power imbalance. 

So far, they do seem legit and sweet.

But, I still don’t trust anyone who wants to be on this train wreck, so I’m waiting for the other shoe to drop.

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1 minute ago, Auntie Anxiety said:

The cutoff for speaking a language like a native is usually around 10-11 years old. After that, not likely.

Funny, my cousins who live in Australia speak English really fast. It was suggested that they adopt an American accent when they were in high school so they can be understood better. When I met them last year, they sounded like they've lived here all their life. When they "relaxed", you could definitely hear their Australian accents come through.

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2 minutes ago, mmecorday said:

My friend Jolie, who grew up in rural Virginia, moved to Australia right after college and has lived there 25 years. She always visits me when she comes home and she has the most adorable Aussie accent.

Really? When ever I try an American accent people laugh. It’s like a southern/ New York accent rolled into one

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