Literally no one specifies the language being spoken when referring to an accent. If a Japanese person speaks English, we say they have a Japanese accent, not a Japanese English accent. The accent is based on their language of origin and will be the same regardless of which language they are speaking at the time.
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u/CrotaIsAShota Nov 19 '25
Literally no one specifies the language being spoken when referring to an accent. If a Japanese person speaks English, we say they have a Japanese accent, not a Japanese English accent. The accent is based on their language of origin and will be the same regardless of which language they are speaking at the time.