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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I tried picking just one, I can't  As long as they're wooing me with filth, I'm sold 
Oh actually, Meli's voice 
It's like aural golden syrup  "
I'd love to get some aural from her  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I tried picking just one, I can't As long as they're wooing me with filth, I'm sold
Oh actually, Meli's voice
It's like aural golden syrup
I'd love to get some aural from her "
I could fall asleep listening to her read the phone book |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Leeds my maths teacher was from Leeds, since then always crushed on anyone from there  "
Must be something about maths teachers, mine was very cute and from Ireland. The other lads used to tease her about the way she said my name and she'd laugh while I just wanted to keep hearing it.
I love her ladyship's Swansea accent (even though I do tease her sometimes). Also like Scottish, particularly the Highlands and Islands
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have no idea what Mancunian voice I sound like I'm sure if anyone checked out my videos they can actually listen to my voice and let me know if it's a good one or a bad one |
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"I do like a nice Irish accent but being well spoken does it for me.
Using proper words rather than slang.
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Oh I’m totally with you on that. I love a well spoken man, it really does it for me, not fussed over accent as long as I can understand them.
It’s weird but they have to message properly too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have no idea what Mancunian voice I sound like I'm sure if anyone checked out my videos they can actually listen to my voice and let me know if it's a good one or a bad one"
Very similar to the Essex accent you both extenuate your vowels...  |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I tried picking just one, I can't As long as they're wooing me with filth, I'm sold
Oh actually, Meli's voice
It's like aural golden syrup
I'd love to get some aural from her "
I will give you all the aural you can handle. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I tried picking just one, I can't As long as they're wooing me with filth, I'm sold
Oh actually, Meli's voice
It's like aural golden syrup
I'd love to get some aural from her
I will give you all the aural you can handle. "
Oh Meli Read me the dictionary until I cum |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Now come on ladies I think we all need to agree the Mancunian accent is the most amazing voice you have ever heard  "
pmsl as a fellow mancunian I have to disagree. Geordie is the best accent. |
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I enjoy listening Creole from my generation or before. I enjoy some Black British accents especially the pidgin hybrid spoken by many in London , B'ham and Leeds but a lot of the vocabulary used is lost on me obvs...
I have learned to appreciate Indian / Pakistani accents the more I have listened to them though they'd probably be outraged that they are very similar to my ear.
British accents I really like have Eastern influences like Iranian, Afghan, Turkish ....
I think there is still a North South divide on accent but regional accents are becoming less discernable.
Sometimes I cannot tell a Mancunian from a Scouser ....... only broad scouse or broad manc can be told apart. Accents are being lost in a melting pot. |
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"Northing better than a soft southern Ireland accent. Grrrrr!
Cork? "
i never spoken to someone from Cork... must visit again.. Ireland, Scotland,Cornwall and Wales are my fave parts of UK including their accents  |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
"Celtic without a doubt Wales, Ireland and Scotland "
That is the correct answer .
I love Scottish and Northern Irish. Scouse is mostly nice too (but that’s because it’s a Irish/Welsh mash-up).
West Country and posh can be good too. |
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"Most of you wouldn't understand me if I talked in the Shetland Islands dialect, we have our own dictionary. Everytime I go to the mainland, I have to talk all posh lol"
i used to work with a colleague who came from shetlands... i did understand her |
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"Most of you wouldn't understand me if I talked in the Shetland Islands dialect, we have our own dictionary. Everytime I go to the mainland, I have to talk all posh lol
i used to work with a colleague who came from shetlands... i did understand her
She probably toned it down so you could understand her lol"
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"Irish
Ireland is a republic and not part of the United Kingdom. (Thank god for the Good Friday Peace Agreement though)
But thanks for the vote "
Emm I’m Irish  the north was in the uk last time I checked |
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By *ffit101Man
over a year ago
Cork and West Cork |
"Irish
Ireland is a republic and not part of the United Kingdom. (Thank god for the Good Friday Peace Agreement though)
But thanks for the vote
Emm I’m Irish the north was in the uk last time I checked "
The Northern Irish accent is particularly sexy. I concede
But I notice you're not from Londonderry  |
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"Irish
Ireland is a republic and not part of the United Kingdom. (Thank god for the Good Friday Peace Agreement though)
But thanks for the vote
Emm I’m Irish the north was in the uk last time I checked
The Northern Irish accent is particularly sexy. I concede
But I notice you're not from Londonderry "
not sure I know where that is |
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By *ffit101Man
over a year ago
Cork and West Cork |
"Irish
Ireland is a republic and not part of the United Kingdom. (Thank god for the Good Friday Peace Agreement though)
But thanks for the vote
Emm I’m Irish the north was in the uk last time I checked
The Northern Irish accent is particularly sexy. I concede
But I notice you're not from Londonderry
not sure I know where that is "
It's the former location of where now stands a beautiful and vibrant part of our Island with the sexiest accent  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Blimey! I’d do a voice clip but might sound like nails scratching down a blackboard 
Know the feeling "
Just thought it was a favourite accent thread not a slag off accents thread 
I might do a voice clip just to piss people off 
Not that I’m childish or anything |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Blimey! I’d do a voice clip but might sound like nails scratching down a blackboard
Know the feeling
Just thought it was a favourite accent thread not a slag off accents thread
I might do a voice clip just to piss people off
Not that I’m childish or anything "
I need to do a new one, I had one on here but it got removed because I wasn't actually visible in the clip |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For me it's all dependant on the tone but I find a softer Edinburgh accent and any Irish/Northern Irish accent generally irresistible. After that is Durham and Cumbria |
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"Irish
Ireland is a republic and not part of the United Kingdom. (Thank god for the Good Friday Peace Agreement though)
But thanks for the vote
Emm I’m Irish the north was in the uk last time I checked
The Northern Irish accent is particularly sexy. I concede
But I notice you're not from Londonderry
not sure I know where that is
It's the former location of where now stands a beautiful and vibrant part of our Island with the sexiest accent "
Step aside Effit, this thread is for Busty Belle and myself, we’ll take it from here |
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By *ffit101Man
over a year ago
Cork and West Cork |
"Irish
Ireland is a republic and not part of the United Kingdom. (Thank god for the Good Friday Peace Agreement though)
But thanks for the vote
Emm I’m Irish the north was in the uk last time I checked
The Northern Irish accent is particularly sexy. I concede
But I notice you're not from Londonderry
not sure I know where that is
It's the former location of where now stands a beautiful and vibrant part of our Island with the sexiest accent
Step aside Effit, this thread is for Busty Belle and myself, we’ll take it from here "
I'll get my coat |
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"Irish
Ireland is a republic and not part of the United Kingdom. (Thank god for the Good Friday Peace Agreement though)
But thanks for the vote
Emm I’m Irish the north was in the uk last time I checked
The Northern Irish accent is particularly sexy. I concede
But I notice you're not from Londonderry
not sure I know where that is
It's the former location of where now stands a beautiful and vibrant part of our Island with the sexiest accent
Step aside Effit, this thread is for Busty Belle and myself, we’ll take it from here "
It is |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Blimey! I’d do a voice clip but might sound like nails scratching down a blackboard
Know the feeling
Just thought it was a favourite accent thread not a slag off accents thread
I might do a voice clip just to piss people off
Not that I’m childish or anything
I need to do a new one, I had one on here but it got removed because I wasn't actually visible in the clip "
Got around to doing a very short one. Man of many words! |
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By *arcusz OP Man
over a year ago
Billingshurst |
"Blimey! I’d do a voice clip but might sound like nails scratching down a blackboard
Know the feeling
Just thought it was a favourite accent thread not a slag off accents thread
I might do a voice clip just to piss people off
Not that I’m childish or anything
I need to do a new one, I had one on here but it got removed because I wasn't actually visible in the clip
Got around to doing a very short one. Man of many words! "
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By *arcusz OP Man
over a year ago
Billingshurst |
"For me it's all dependant on the tone but I find a softer Edinburgh accent and any Irish/Northern Irish accent generally irresistible. After that is Durham and Cumbria"
Mmm, Edinburgh . Weegies are ok but need a translator. |
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By (user no longer on site) 33 weeks ago
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"Anything from the south west at the moment. "
Well this seems a perfect opportunity for me to make my speaking video public again. I’ve lived in Dorset all my life but still don’t really think my accent is particularly south western though ? |
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Lot of really thick people posting on this. Also the usual bigots making stupid comments.
Northern Ireland is in the UK.
Some people in Northern Ireland are irish. Therefore an irish accent can count.
Also even in different parts of Belfast there are different accents so saying irish, or Scottish is like saying English. Means nothing. |
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"For me it's also Scousers Yet to meet one with a proper Scouse accent and not one of those posh Wirrel ones lol Any real Scouse ladies say hey "
Aye! We're a class above Scousers , here on the Wirral!
But to answer the question: Scottish for me. |
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"Lot of really thick people posting on this. Also the usual bigots making stupid comments.
Northern Ireland is in the UK.
Some people in Northern Ireland are irish. Therefore an irish accent can count.
Also even in different parts of Belfast there are different accents so saying irish, or Scottish is like saying English. Means nothing. "
Did you get out of the wrong side of the bed? Chill. |
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"For me it's also Scousers Yet to meet one with a proper Scouse accent and not one of those posh Wirrel ones lol Any real Scouse ladies say hey
Aye! We're a class above Scousers , here on the Wirral!
But to answer the question: Scottish for me.
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Plassy scousers ? |
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"For me it's also Scousers Yet to meet one with a proper Scouse accent and not one of those posh Wirrel ones lol Any real Scouse ladies say hey
Aye! We're a class above Scousers , here on the Wirral!
But to answer the question: Scottish for me.
Plassy scousers ? "
The guys at work call me that! But it ain't an insult to me - I am NOT a Scouser |
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"For me it's also Scousers Yet to meet one with a proper Scouse accent and not one of those posh Wirrel ones lol Any real Scouse ladies say hey
Aye! We're a class above Scousers , here on the Wirral!
But to answer the question: Scottish for me.
Plassy scousers ?
The guys at work call me that! But it ain't an insult to me - I am NOT a Scouser "
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"Lot of really thick people posting on this. Also the usual bigots making stupid comments.
Northern Ireland is in the UK.
Some people in Northern Ireland are irish. Therefore an irish accent can count.
Also even in different parts of Belfast there are different accents so saying irish, or Scottish is like saying English. Means nothing.
Did you get out of the wrong side of the bed? Chill."
Aye. Dead on. |
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