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over a year ago
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"Southern Irish is pretty hot 
I'll swap your Derry accent for my Dublin accent 
Sounds like a good swap  "
Or we could just meet halfway and both have Cavan accent  |
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"Scottish, Chinese, Dublin, New Zealand, and Korean.
I do have a soft spot for a Korean accent
Is it different to chinese  "
Yes. Why wouldn't 2 different countries who speak different languages have different accents? |
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over a year ago
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"Scottish, Chinese, Dublin, New Zealand, and Korean.
I do have a soft spot for a Korean accent
Is it different to chinese
Yes. Why wouldn't 2 different countries who speak different languages have different accents? "
Can’t beat a Dublin girl saying power shower |
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Irish (have found both Northern and Southern accents sexy)
Spanish (but prefer actual Spanish  )
Oh, I think I'm also contractually obliged to include random Northern English (influences of broad Lancashire and North Lakes)  |
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
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"Southern Irish is pretty hot
I'll swap your Derry accent for my Dublin accent
Sounds like a good swap
Or we could just meet halfway and both have Cavan accent "
Not sure about that now reminds me a little of a Tyrone accent |
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"Scottish, Chinese, Dublin, New Zealand, and Korean.
I do have a soft spot for a Korean accent
Is it different to chinese
Yes. Why wouldn't 2 different countries who speak different languages have different accents?
Can’t beat a Dublin girl saying power shower"
You have me lying in bed muttering "power shower" to myself haha
What is it you like about it?! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Scottish, Chinese, Dublin, New Zealand, and Korean.
I do have a soft spot for a Korean accent
Is it different to chinese
Yes. Why wouldn't 2 different countries who speak different languages have different accents?
Can’t beat a Dublin girl saying power shower
You have me lying in bed muttering "power shower" to myself haha
What is it you like about it?! "
Had to admit I muttered it too ha ha . Not quite sure of it would have any effect on a man . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Southern Irish is pretty hot
How far south are we talking?
Il go as south as you like I do like the Kerry and cork accent
*holds up hand"
Whatever it’s calling itself now
People from the island of Ireland have the most welcoming friendly voice |
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Irish (north or south)
Scottish
Yorkshire
Australian
Italian
Those are my top ones but I am a sucker for any accent as I'm from Hampshire and we don't really have an accent-we are not far enough west to have a west country accent but not far enough east to have a London accent |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Scottish, Chinese, Dublin, New Zealand, and Korean.
I do have a soft spot for a Korean accent
Is it different to chinese
Yes. Why wouldn't 2 different countries who speak different languages have different accents?
Can’t beat a Dublin girl saying power shower
You have me lying in bed muttering "power shower" to myself haha
What is it you like about it?!
Had to admit I muttered it too ha ha . Not quite sure of it would have any effect on a man . "
It's not as bad as a Scottish man trying to say 'Burglar Alarm' |
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I bet everyone from the regions who have these accents will cringe when they see a local on TV
The TV people always seem to find the strongest version of that accent
In Yorkshire we are famed for not using the word ‘the’.and just inserting the letter ‘T’
I’m off ‘T’ pub |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Irish (north or south)
Scottish
Yorkshire
Australian
Italian
Those are my top ones but I am a sucker for any accent as I'm from Hampshire and we don't really have an accent-we are not far enough west to have a west country accent but not far enough east to have a London accent"
You possibly have a fabulous accent but no one can hear their own .  |
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D here, I find a South East accent very nice which is handy as S is from Berkshire. I also like Scandinavia accents.
I have a pretty strong southern Irish accent (Cork county) and we've been together so long she doesn't think I have an accent. Everyone laughs when she says my accent is done. |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
"Irish (north or south)
Scottish
Yorkshire
Australian
Italian
Those are my top ones but I am a sucker for any accent as I'm from Hampshire and we don't really have an accent-we are not far enough west to have a west country accent but not far enough east to have a London accent"
One of the most revered voices on the radio ever was a Hampshire one - John Arlott, the cricket commentator.
He had a very soft, soothing, subtle Hampshire accent. I remember hearing it on the radio when I was a little kid a lot.
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here  "
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days |
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"I bet everyone from the regions who have these accents will cringe when they see a local on TV
The TV people always seem to find the strongest version of that accent
In Yorkshire we are famed for not using the word ‘the’.and just inserting the letter ‘T’
I’m off ‘T’ pub "
Yes I can’t listen to scouse on the tv I cringe |
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days "
Kiwi and Aussie accents are very different.
I never used to be able to tell the difference when I first went travelling, but soon discovered if unsure always ask if they are Kiwi first. Less likely to cause offence lol, just like Canadian and American accents (ask if they are Canadian first)
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days
Kiwi and Aussie accents are very different.
I never used to be able to tell the difference when I first went travelling, but soon discovered if unsure always ask if they are Kiwi first. Less likely to cause offence lol, just like Canadian and American accents (ask if they are Canadian first)
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Definitely agreed. Both counts
Kiwi and Aussie are nothing alike |
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"For me its scouse !!! Fcking live it ! Think its coz im a danny dyer type of geezer 
A soft spoken geordie lass 
And of course a Manc !
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Scouse ladies with a bit of a rasp.Like Jacqui Dixon off Brookside.
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"Scottish, Chinese, Dublin, New Zealand, and Korean.
I do have a soft spot for a Korean accent
Is it different to chinese
Yes. Why wouldn't 2 different countries who speak different languages have different accents?
Can’t beat a Dublin girl saying power shower
You have me lying in bed muttering "power shower" to myself haha
What is it you like about it?!
Had to admit I muttered it too ha ha . Not quite sure of it would have any effect on a man .
It's not as bad as a Scottish man trying to say 'Burglar Alarm' "
A Scottish man calling me a "dirty wee whore" makes my knees go weak! |
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days
Kiwi and Aussie accents are very different.
I never used to be able to tell the difference when I first went travelling, but soon discovered if unsure always ask if they are Kiwi first. Less likely to cause offence lol, just like Canadian and American accents (ask if they are Canadian first)
Definitely agreed. Both counts
Kiwi and Aussie are nothing alike "
Listen for vowel sounds if they don't pronounce vowels they are a kiwi |
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days
Kiwi and Aussie accents are very different.
I never used to be able to tell the difference when I first went travelling, but soon discovered if unsure always ask if they are Kiwi first. Less likely to cause offence lol, just like Canadian and American accents (ask if they are Canadian first)
Definitely agreed. Both counts
Kiwi and Aussie are nothing alike
Listen for vowel sounds if they don't pronounce vowels they are a kiwi"
Kiwis say sex ...instead of six
Or
Fish n chops ...ie chips |
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days
Kiwi and Aussie accents are very different.
I never used to be able to tell the difference when I first went travelling, but soon discovered if unsure always ask if they are Kiwi first. Less likely to cause offence lol, just like Canadian and American accents (ask if they are Canadian first)
Definitely agreed. Both counts
Kiwi and Aussie are nothing alike
Listen for vowel sounds if they don't pronounce vowels they are a kiwi"
That's the one. |
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days
Kiwi and Aussie accents are very different.
I never used to be able to tell the difference when I first went travelling, but soon discovered if unsure always ask if they are Kiwi first. Less likely to cause offence lol, just like Canadian and American accents (ask if they are Canadian first)
Definitely agreed. Both counts
Kiwi and Aussie are nothing alike
Listen for vowel sounds if they don't pronounce vowels they are a kiwi
That's the one."
I can understand the Aussie Kiwi confusion, but being South African and constantly having people ask if I'm an Aussie or a Kiwi is a constant mystery to me??? |
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"Kiwi is my favourite. Thank god I live here
I found living in Australia for a year i couldnt tell the difference in the end in accents .
Going back home to uk my accent came back after a couple days
Kiwi and Aussie accents are very different.
I never used to be able to tell the difference when I first went travelling, but soon discovered if unsure always ask if they are Kiwi first. Less likely to cause offence lol, just like Canadian and American accents (ask if they are Canadian first)
Definitely agreed. Both counts
Kiwi and Aussie are nothing alike
Listen for vowel sounds if they don't pronounce vowels they are a kiwi
That's the one.
I can understand the Aussie Kiwi confusion, but being South African and constantly having people ask if I'm an Aussie or a Kiwi is a constant mystery to me???"
Being an Aussie... same  |
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