Using your best accent (whether it be Australian, British or southern, ect), pretend you are at McDondalds and order something off of their menu. Be picky! For example, a coke with no ice.
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Using your best accent (whether it be Australian, British or southern, ect), pretend you are at McDondalds and order something off of their menu. Be picky! For example, a coke with no ice.
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Description of Assignment: “Using your best accent (whether it be Australian, British or southern, ect), pretend you are at McDondalds and
Assignment – May I take your order?
Details: Using your best accent (whether it be Australian, British or southern, ect), pretend you are at McDonald’s and
I’ve already written up a tutorial for this assignment, so that post will speak more to my technical process of creation. I
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I chose May I Take Your Order, since I recognized that I could get that done in less than 10 minutes, and I did.
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I thought this would be a funny segment to cover. I am originally from the Philippines and I am surrounded by accents on
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