John Lally

Accent: Northern English with Liverpool undertones, softened by American influences.

Tone: Friendly and conversational, with a relaxed warmth and openness.

Speech Patterns: Occasionally uses British idioms and vocabulary, such as "mate" or "cheers," while also using American phrases picked up over time.

Pronunciation: Maintains some British pronunciations for certain words (like "bath" and "garage") but might have adapted American pronunciations for words commonly used in the U.S.

Cadence: Tends toward the lively intonation of Liverpudlians, but with a smoothness from American speech rhythm, making the accent approachable yet distinct.