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You don't know how strong patrix's accent is. If being the UK has added a British tinge to his accent, Americans might mistake his accent for being British. Australian accents are much closer to British accents than an American accents, some Americans will confuse an Australian with a British accent.
The religious percentages vary drastically by region.
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Florida religion:
Protestant, 40%
Baptist, 9%
Methodist, 6%
Pentecostal, 3%
Roman Catholic, 26%
Jewish, 3%
other religions, 3%
non-religious, 16%
They would still find it easier to understand my accent than yours, i'm pretty sure it would be the same as someone from the UK talking to someone from Australia, we recognise that the accent is Australian and we go from there were as I struggle terribly with European accents, the only ones I can identify are the French and the Spanish accents.
hardly doubt so, my accent isn't typically Polish... I've lost count on how many times people thought im Canadian here in UK because of my accent (which I find very weird because I don't think I sound Canadian at all)
erm what's exactly the same to N Ireland in this religious table?
Nortern Ireland is over 40% roman catholic (which fits more into Poland or Italy) while Florida is over 40% protestant.
Btw not all Polish (or other nationality) people have strong accents. Listen to this Polish born celebrity Joanna Krupa on CeleBuzz! - YouTube and tell me how her accent is harder to understand than yours would be?
Northern Ireland is not a catholic country we are a mixed country and my area is 60% Protestant so that is not true for here. Either way it doesn't make a difference because here most people don't attend church.
People just get baptised for the sake of it/continuing family tradition and then only goto church for baptisms and weddings.
hardly doubt so, my accent isn't typically Polish... I've lost count on how many times people thought im Canadian here in UK because of my accent (which I find very weird because I don't think I sound Canadian at all)
erm what's exactly the same to N Ireland in this religious table?
Nortern Ireland is over 40% roman catholic (which fits more into Poland or Italy) while Florida is over 40% protestant.
Btw not all Polish (or other nationality) people have strong accents. Listen to this Polish born celebrity Joanna Krupa on CeleBuzz! - YouTube and tell me how her accent is harder to understand than yours would be?
Northern Ireland is not a catholic country we are a mixed country and my area is 60% Protestant so that is not true for here. Either way it doesn't make a difference because here most people don't attend church.
People just get baptised for the sake of it/continuing family tradition and then only goto church for baptisms and weddings.
But Florida isn't similar to Northern Ireland in that Protestant is much more common than Catholic, instead of being nearly evenly mixed. As for church attendance, much of the US isn't like that, including Florida
No in Florida it will not be as prevalent as here. We have a very strong Protestant heritage in Northern Ireland our Protestants are very strict in their religious beliefs, do not say that they have a stronger presence in Florida because it just isn't true.
No in Florida it will not be as prevalent as here. We have a very strong Protestant heritage in Northern Ireland our Protestants are very strict in their religious beliefs, do not say that they have a stronger presence in Florida because it just isn't true.
You just said the opposite:
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Originally Posted by Mac15
Northern Ireland is not a catholic country we are a mixed country and my area is 60% Protestant so that is not true for here. Either way it doesn't make a difference because here most people don't attend church.
People just get baptised for the sake of it/continuing family tradition and then only goto church for baptisms and weddings.
ok basically it's all christian anyway just like england, poland, greece, mexico or spain. America is a mix of many religions, as the country become more and more Mexicanized you can only expect a fast growth in Catholics and non believers.
ok basically it's all christian anyway just like england, poland, greece, mexico or spain. America is a mix of many religions, as the country become more and more Mexicanized you can only expect a fast growth in Catholics and non believers.
Florida doesn't have a large Mexican population. The Northeast has hispanics but they're not Mexican, and much of the Northeast is majority Catholic already.
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