Hi, I am Josh Wilner and I am happy that you have decided to visit my corner of cyberspace. I am a writer/marketer/friend and family man.
My professional background includes more than twenty years in working with businesses to help them do a better job of connecting with their existing and prospective customers.
More specifically I have worked with companies of all sizes from the Fortune 500 to the new start up to help them build, develop and grow their social media and marketing plans.
I love spending time with my family and friends. I enjoy music, reading, writing, playing sports and laughing.
Show her my comment – I “know” you have the American accent. I have an Indian accent sprinkled with the English accent (thanks to teachers from there). I think for me, knowing about accents became much more obvious because I grew up in a country that comprises of many expats. And we have a lot of expat people we interact with on a daily basis – thus a lot of different accents – Arab accents, Indian, English, Scottish, American, Russian, Bulgarian… so many! I think it interesting to various accents!
Hajra
Show her my comment – I “know” you have the American accent. I have an Indian accent sprinkled with the English accent (thanks to teachers from there). I think for me, knowing about accents became much more obvious because I grew up in a country that comprises of many expats. And we have a lot of expat people we interact with on a daily basis – thus a lot of different accents – Arab accents, Indian, English, Scottish, American, Russian, Bulgarian… so many! I think it interesting to various accents!
Josh
Hi Hajra,
I can see how that would happen quickly. When you are immersed in a place that has so many expats I suppose it would be hard not to notice.
I agree with you, I love the different accents. Some of them sound musical and some..not so much.
Still I find it interesting to think about how different and similar our voices can sound.