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Dialects/accents
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I love most accents -especially geordie, southern, irish, Australian but ONE accent i absolutely detest, is YORKIE......thee, thy, arn (meaning ours), yourn (meaning yours) etc. Anyone agree n wots your fave/most detested accent....
Actually, TWO - cos i don't much like Yank either....no offence!! - n I'm not being racist........
Actually, TWO - cos i don't much like Yank either....no offence!! - n I'm not being racist........
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Mesen, I cannot abide the Brummie accent. Sorry, Brummies, but it just puts me in mind of Jasper Carrott, and that is too much for any sane person.
But I luv the accent from many Southern States in the U.S., particularly South Carolina. They have that small-towny charm.
Mesen, I cannot abide the Brummie accent. Sorry, Brummies, but it just puts me in mind of Jasper Carrott, and that is too much for any sane person.
But I luv the accent from many Southern States in the U.S., particularly South Carolina. They have that small-towny charm.
Is that electric being gobby again - just cos she's been to the dentist lol How are you blue? Hope your feeling better - did you see bobby sent a message?
Sorry angeldraws,
I hope this one doesn't escalate like the one t'other week ho ho...
Can't say I agree with you, I love all the different dialects but my favourite is geordie - I could listen to that all day!!
Sorry angeldraws,
I hope this one doesn't escalate like the one t'other week ho ho...
Can't say I agree with you, I love all the different dialects but my favourite is geordie - I could listen to that all day!!
My favourite, especially when coming from an attractive young lady, would have to be either Eastern Scotland or Southern Ireland.
My least favourite is again a two-horse race - either Estuary English or (controversial choice, this) Scouse. Contrary to popular belief, having a Scouse accent does not automatically make you hilariously funny.
My least favourite is again a two-horse race - either Estuary English or (controversial choice, this) Scouse. Contrary to popular belief, having a Scouse accent does not automatically make you hilariously funny.
I'm with Rock'n'Roll in hating the Manc accent, but that's because I'm a biased Scouser! Scouse can be harsh and even I wince when I hear some scally, so in a way I can understand where you're coming from, littleoldme! We're not all cheeky shoplifters!
Accents I DO love are Geordie, Scottish, soft Welsh and, of course, Irish (who doesn't?!!). And I guess I should say Yorkshire too, as my girlfriends from Sheffield!
Not big on Laaahndaaaahn accents and only really broad Brum!
Accents I DO love are Geordie, Scottish, soft Welsh and, of course, Irish (who doesn't?!!). And I guess I should say Yorkshire too, as my girlfriends from Sheffield!
Not big on Laaahndaaaahn accents and only really broad Brum!
Being from sowwf eeast lundun............... Actually, I don't speak like that all the time (although can sound like Kathy Burke in times of anger/frustration/excitement) I did understand every word of raysparx1 rhyming slang. My fave accent is Geordie.
On a separate note, when the original Taggart was on (Mick McManus?) I had to have the subtitles on because I couldn't understand the Glasgow accent. Also applied to Rab C Nesbitt.
On a separate note, when the original Taggart was on (Mick McManus?) I had to have the subtitles on because I couldn't understand the Glasgow accent. Also applied to Rab C Nesbitt.
Well despite my user name, I'm originally from Yorkshire. That is my least favourite accent! Especially the very strong ones, even I don't understand them. I'm not a big fan of West Country accents either.
My favourite is the Manc accent, although not the rough one like Liam Gallaghers. More of a softer warmer version like Max Beesley's!
My favourite is the Manc accent, although not the rough one like Liam Gallaghers. More of a softer warmer version like Max Beesley's!