Hello and welcome to the Accent Bank by Sarah Valentine. My name is Marissa and I was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and I'm proud to come from Alberta which is a Western province in Canada and this is my natural accent. One thing we're really known for saying in Canada is oating about kind of differently. We also like to wear toots in the winter time which is a kind of a hat and we'll say a lot at the beginning or ending of sentences. Now I'm going to read the following sentences starting with a tongue twister. Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers. A pack of pickled peppers. Peter Piper picked. She sells seashells on the seashore. I have parked my car near the garage. If you're looking for it it's a blue Nissan. The sun is so hot today I love summer. I like to go walking on the beach but I also love it when it rains and I'm inside and I can hear it on the roof. Would you like a glass of water? For breakfast I would love a coffee and could I please have some eggs? Two pieces of toast and some mushrooms? I love to eat bananas. I don't think it's a good idea to be rude to people. Kindness is free. My favorite animal is a cat but I like dogs too. I would love to travel to a few of the cities. London, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Berlin, Amsterdam, Athens, Lagos, Barcelona, Rome, Dubai, Vancouver, Moscow, Singapore, Sydney, and Dublin. Be kind to one another. Lastly, if you want to learn accents remember to go to ActorsAxentCoach.com. Now I'm going to count from one to 20 and do the alphabet. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. Is for apple, is for banana, sea is for charlie, is for dog, is for egg, is for frog, is for gold, is for hello, is for ice cream, is for joy, case for king, is for lemon, is for mother, and is for nut, is for orange, is for pepper, is for queen, is for rose, is for Sarah, is for tomorrow, is for umbrella, is for Valentine, is for water, is for x-ray, is for yellow, is that is for zebra. Thanks for listening to me.