Different accents of the creatures

[Lily]

I've always wondered - what DO Americans sound like to... well, non-Americans?

Americans sound... American! I don't know how else to put it. I find some of my friends from The States tend to drawl their words together, which makes it hard to understand them in a noisy room. Then again, a lot of Australians do that too...

[Tiria Wildlough]

I wonder if some people think I have an accent...

[DanielofRedwall]

Australians definitely have a distinct accent, but not the stereotypical type like "G'day mate! Put a shrimp on the barbie!" or whatever.

Anyway, back on topic, I love the Borderers and highlanders, but moles and hares have the best accent, IMO, and they're also the funnest to imitate!

[Lily]

Australians definitely have a distinct accent, but not the stereotypical type like "G'day mate! Put a shrimp on the barbie!" or whatever.

Wot're you talkin' abawt, mate, I talk loik that all the toime.

[eualaia]

probly searat accent cause i use the strange curses XD ya know idjit, bottlenosed and so on

[Taggerung The Otter]

ah say 'ighlander, otterr, and hare, wot wot

[Deyna the Warrior]

Oi do loiks molerspeek gurtly, burr aye!

[Deyna the Warrior]

Well, unless you've watched the TV series, or listened to an audiobook, you don't see any noticeable difference in the writing itself, save for the molespeech.  I've heard an audiobook or two from Redwall, and yes, the accents are cool...moles namely because it still hard as ever to understand them. 

Actually, I disagree. Think about it. Hares are very distinguishable, and think of the birds, or the Highlanders, and even the otters have a pretty distinguishable accent. Whatever. I like the dibbuns' accent the best

[BadgerLordFiredrake]

Somehow, the hares' accents--between slight and obvious--just are really awesome to me.

And then there's the moles' accents and Highlanders' accents, which are both awesome also.

[Lagg]

I never cared for smaller bird speech (I.e. sparrows). I agree it does fit their language, but just...I don't know, sometimes it gets difficult figuring out what they are saying.

[Faiyloe]

A alus 'ad a thin' for the otters, mate. (Really bad I know ) As for american ascents It depends (I am from the stats) It is such a big country that depending on which state you come from you have a different accent.

[Tim Churchmouse]

All of the accents are based on places around Britain. Moles are definitely Bristolian. A term they use is "gurt" look up that word and it proves it's Bristolian. Hedgehogs are West Country, vermin are northern and londonian, hares 19th century stereotypical British, mice old fashioned English and squirrels modern English.