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what do you think of when you hear a certain language, dialect, or accent from your country?What stereotypes(S) do you have of the people who speak in this way? How do you react to these people?

what do you think of when you hear a certain language, dialect, or accent from your country? What stereotypes(S) do you have of the people who speak in this way? How do you react to these people? RNnyW
I live in Indonesia where many islands here which means many cultures. Every culture has their own accent. Accent is identified by characteristic from one place. If I heard it, I think it is very unique and very curious how to speak like that. I ever live in many places around my country like Bandung, Medan, Sampit and Pekanbaru. Every place has different culture and dialect. Bandung where I live now is concist of people who live around mountain and cold weather. They are polite, kind, helpful and speak in low sound. In contrast, people in Medan who are mostly Batak ethnic always speak louder but have very kind inside. When I see the differences like that, I always try to copy their sound. I like to be like that. Besides that, people who live in metropolitan and small town have different accent. It is because its location. One example, I ever live in Bandung. Bandung is state as one of big country in Indonesia. Many people like indigenous and tourist lives there. It means that mix of cultures from western and eastern occurs. It affected to behavior and accent. Indigenous does not always use original language but mix them with western accent. Like or not, I admit that I follow their accent. However, it does not occur in small city. It is far away from urban people. Hence, language that always use is still original. One example, I ever live in Sampit-Central Kalimantan. Sampit is far away from capital city, Palangkaraya. It seems like die-city because when night comes, there are no people around street. People there is still use their own langunge, Dayak and very strange accent. I even cannot imitate them because it is very difficult accent. Not funny, but unique. In conclusion, if I heard many accent in my country, I would try to follow how to speak, especially the easiest one.
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islands here which means
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cultures
. Every
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culture
has
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accent. Accent
is identified
by characteristic from one place. If I heard it, I
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think
it is
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very unique
and
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very
curious how to
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speak
like that.

I ever
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live
in
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many
places around my country like Bandung, Medan,
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Sampit
and
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Pekanbaru
. Every place has
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different
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culture
and dialect. Bandung where I
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live
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now
is
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concist
of
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people
who
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live
around mountain and
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cold
weather. They are polite, kind, helpful and
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speak
in low sound.
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,
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people
in Medan who are
mostly
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Batak
ethnic always
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louder
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have
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very
kind inside. When I
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the differences like that, I always try to copy their sound. I like to be like that.

Besides
that,
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people
who
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live
in metropolitan and
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small
town have
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different
accent. It is
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because
its location. One example, I ever
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live
in Bandung. Bandung is state as one of
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big
country in Indonesia.
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Many
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people
like indigenous and tourist
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lives
there. It means that mix of
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cultures
from western and eastern occurs. It
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affected
to behavior and accent. Indigenous does not always
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use
original language
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but
mix them with western accent. Like or not, I admit that I follow their accent.
However
, it does not occur in
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small
city. It is far away from urban
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people
.
Hence
, language that always
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use
is
still
original. One example, I ever
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live
in
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Sampit-Central
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Kalimantan
.
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Sampit
is far away from capital city,
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Palangkaraya
. It seems like
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die
-city
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because
when night
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comes
, there are no
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people
around street.
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People
there is
still
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use
their
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own
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langunge
,
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Dayak
and
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very
strange accent. I even cannot imitate them
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because
it is
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very
difficult accent. Not
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funny
,
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but
unique.

In conclusion
, if I heard
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many accent
in my country, I would try to follow how to
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speak
,
especially
the easiest one.
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IELTS essay what do you think of when you hear a certain language, dialect, or accent from your country? What stereotypes(S) do you have of the people who speak in this way? How do you react to these people?

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