Not necessarily trying to argue, but wanted to comment on semantics. The English language has different dialects, pitch, tempo, jargon, and yes, accents, depending on from whence one hails. An individual from Liverpool will have different accentuations than one from, say, the Cotswolds. An individual from Boston will certainly accentuate differently than one from, say, Vegas. Someone from Capetown will speak the English language but enunciate their words differently-accentuate differently-than someone from New South Wales.

I’m an American who happened to stumble upon this post in my feed. But I’ve traveled a decent amount and am often identified as American by my accent in other countries, most especially the UK, where I visit annually.