Accent and Language

Accent

Accent noun - A special notice or importance given to something.

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Language and accent are semantically related In some cases you can use "Language" instead a noun "Accent".

Language noun - The stock of words, pronunciation, and grammar used by a people as their basic means of communication.

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Accent and language are semantically related in system of words for communication topic. Sometimes you can use "Accent" instead a noun "Language".

old	old accent	old language
similar	similar accent	similar language
normal	normal accent	normal language
natural	natural accent	natural language
Other adjectives: standard, original, proper, native, strong, actual, real, bad, new, weird, strange, different, local, foreign, Dutch, European, Slavic.

Accent Adaptation When a translator substitutes a dialect in his own language for a comparable one in the original work's language.

Source: Accent Tropes
He is constantly talking (whether in English, French, or some other language or accent), singing, and spouting whatever comes into his head.

Source: Characters / The A-Team
They don't really talk to each other; they just communicate directly via thoughts, and the controlling computer creates the sensation of hearing spoken words (along with the vague impression of hearing a specific language or accent).

Source: Translator Microbes

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