A programminglanguage little language you say ? <| sep |> I can get down with defense , but what happened here was Sam Bradford was too much of a puss to throw more than 5 yards at a time and that ' s what ended up costing them the game . <| sep |> It was popular before in Britain , where it originally aired . Netflix acquisition just opened it up to the US mainstream . That ' s where all the new fangirling is coming from . <| sep |> Like a million people have already said , I would advise going for what is generally called the north midlands dialect , like the one spoken in Ohio . It ' s the most standard one , I ' d say . Most news broadcasters seem to speak it , and speakers of other dialects don ' t even notice it because we ' re so used to hearing it . However , when I hear someone not from the South speaking a southern accent , it surprises me just a bit , you know . It ' s hard to communicate how an accent sounds through text , but I ' ll do my best . Like most American dialects , t ' s rhotic , so they always pronounce the letter R in words . They also exhibit the cotcaught merger , meaning those two words are pronounced exactly the same . This also applies to other words that usually have that vowel distinction , like the name Don vs . Dawn . Probably the most important part of mimicking the accent is the vowels though . Assuming you ' re English , it ' s almost a complete overhaul . I don ' t know how to describe vowel sounds through text , so I have to just wish you the best . Another obvious thing you can do to improve the accent is soften your T ' s . I don ' t know if soften is the right word , but we pronounce T ' s and TT ' s in the middle of words like the letter d or even almost like an R in languages that roll R ' s . For example , the word butter is pronounced more like buderr , and metal and medal are identical in pronunciation . Sorry I can ' t be more helpful without actually being there , but I wish you the best !