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Hello. So I am from Houston, Texas.I am mostly white. White appearance. 

I recently moved to the North East. A really really good number of people up here have told me I sound British, European, Portuguese, and French. The most popular is British and European. 
I grew up in south Texas (Houston) and I don't think anyone ever told me I sounded like that while I was there? I don't think I have a distinct "Southern accent".

•I had a girl tell me at my last job "Does everyone down there talk like that?" (She was Jamaican).
•Several people asking me if I am from Europe or British. 
•Today a coworker mocked me in a British accent(which sounded absolutely  nothing like me?!?!) and then said I sound like I'm French? Wtf? 

The worst habit I have that I recognize as far as an accent is pronouncing "en" like "in" so saying "pen" like "pin" or "kennel" like "kinnil". I tend to do this a lot. 

Also, what would be a good comeback and an appropriate  way to handle this situation?
<bot>: I'm from Texas and people say I sound like I'm British or European. I don't think I sound like that.