Well, I hear it all the time, so it's
hard to describe, but here goes... It tends to be on the deeper side of things, but that varies, depending on many aspects. Sometimes it gets
fairly deep, and other times it isn't, tending more towards... hmm...
tenor, I guess. Dad's a
baritone, and I tend to
follow in his footsteps. When I'm speaking, which I like to do - speaking in the sense of
being in front of a group and doing it - I speak very clearly, but I'm not always so clear when speaking person to person... A minor imperfection, which I'm working on. Oh well. I can't say anything about my accent, since I don't hear it. It's not southern, it's not drawly, it's not clipped, at least, I don't think so. I do say y'all from time to time, but that's because I like to use the second person plural. I derive enjoyment from using slang in my best
High English. "Yo, sup?" or "I'm down with that." becomes a source of mirth when I say it, because I'm the kind of guy who can't say it right, at all, and doesn't even try. :)
Other times, I tend to speak in what is variously called "deutschlish", "anglodeutsch", or "germish". That's partially with some of my friends, because we all know german, and we all have limited vocabularies, so we can say things like "Ich muss mein Nase blow-en" or "Wir sollen hum-en". And partially it's because I like to use strange words and/or word orders.