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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cute accent" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's way of speaking that is endearing or charming to the listener. For example: "She had a cute accent that reminded me of home."
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"He's got a great heart, a solid character, an adventurous spirit and a cute accent".
If its charm seems straightforward — Harry's cute accent, Charlie's maniacal laugh — its unprecedented global popularity is mysterious.
Y-M-C-A!' in her cute accent.
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Of course it will be funny that everybody speaks with such cute accents.
With kangaroos hopping about, didgeridoos on the soundtrack and cute accents for every character, Ty plays the Australia card for all it's worth.
But perhaps Britons appreciate Madonna especially because here is an American who clearly understands and loves them for what they are -- not for some "Masterpiece Theater" vision of what they used to be, well-mannered and picturesque, like so many extras in a costume drama with cute accents.
you can buy them or sew them, and make cute accents for rooms with little or no color.
She was from Mexico and had the cutest accent and the most beautiful smile.
'No,' I say, 'and I love my dreadlocks too.' They praise my cute English accent and tell me that Port Antonio's awesome.
In another subplot, a young loser in love, played by Kris Marshall, finds that a trip to the United States enables him to reinvent himself as a suave ladies' man, adored simply because of his cute English accent and seemingly exotic aura.
Apparently, what it takes to get sent up the river in the United Kingdom is a sunny disposition, a cute Irish accent and an adorably offbeat skill, like gardening (represented as the specialty of big, burly tattooed thugs in all three of those films) or, as in the present case, a flair for musical comedy.
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