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Manhwas/Manhuas where the MC (preferably female) is from the real world and reincarnates/is reborn into a book/novel, story, etc as an infant

Manhwas/Manhuas where the MC (preferably female) is from the real world and reincarnates/is reborn into a book, novel, story, etc as an infant

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u/Middle_Quality_8172 — 1 day ago
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Manhwas/Manhuas where the MC (preferably female) is from the real world and reincarnates/is reborn into a book/novel, story, etc as an infant

Manhwas/Manhuas where the MC (preferably female) is from the real world and reincarnates/is reborn into a book, novel, story, etc as an infant

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u/Middle_Quality_8172 — 2 days ago
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(Fellow American here) Americans who’ve adopted kids from the UK (any age) what’s it like? How’d your kids adjust to life in America? Did their accent change? How was their school life, ETC?

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u/Middle_Quality_8172 — 8 days ago
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UK children/teens/adults who’re in the UK and have American accents or were born and raised in America, what’s it like talking to your relatives from the UK (Grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc)?

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u/Middle_Quality_8172 — 11 days ago
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American here, born and raised in California 🇺🇸) I’ve heard there’s a trend in the UK where children, teenagers, and even adults are speaking in an American accent (both at home, and in schools, have any of you ever heard a child/teen/adult speak in an American accent?

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u/Middle_Quality_8172 — 11 days ago
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(American here, born and raised in California 🇺🇸) I’ve heard there’s a trend in the UK where children, teenagers, and even adults are speaking in an American accent (both at home, and in schools, have any of you ever heard a child/teen/adult speak in an American accent?

Apparently, they’re even spelling words and referring to things the same way us Americans do (ie elevators, bathrooms, spelling words like color and favorite without the u, etc) is this true?

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u/Middle_Quality_8172 — 11 days ago