slightly different to geordie - i have a Mackem accent - tho my friends say it's a 'posh' mackem (i think they mean i don't have a thick accent). In fact some of the people i meet ask where i'm from!!!
I think i might have a Leicester accent but i really hope not!!!! YUK!!!! I hate it when liecsester people are interviewed on the local news! Its sounds awful, lazy and common!
ay'up saxy a' talk in me Nottingham accent when a' get mad. Me sistor lives in Leicestorsha & her son talks real Leicestor. Folk reckon a' talk funneh burra dowunt....lol!
Born in macclesfield, lived in congleton, fleet in hants, colchester in essex, canada and now solihull, near birmingham. I am a cross between a southerner with a creeping of brumminess. odd at times. certainly not dull, geezer
Well a can mek y'out, Robinia, s'doon't worry abarrit. Ar shan't goo all mardy onya.
Julie, we Leerster foeyks air pairfectly well spoeyken when requayarred so too doo. Theay doo seay thet the East Midlands eccent, end the Leerster accent in particyoolar, airs the foyndation of quain's English, dontchaknow - an y'ain't true Leicester at all if ya doon't know what mardy means.
lol..Ratter, have you got that sort of west country accent when everyone round here says you dont have one but then you go elsewhere and they all laugh at you. Thats what happens to me anyway!
One of the mum's who has a lad in my son's class has a somerset accent she hails from near Taunton. She has a gentle sort of rolling accent if that makes sense? I also love listening to the locals talk when I go on holiday to Looe, every year.
My old mate was from Hayle in Cornwall she moved up to Shrewsbury when her parents split. Her dad phoned one day when I was there and asked to speak to me, I asked afterwards was he taking the pi$$ apparently not he sounded just like Jethro bless him.