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over a year ago
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I like a soft Welsh or Geordie accent. Not so keen on Bristolian, although it does remind me of The Vicar of Dibley, so still brings a smile to my face..  |
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over a year ago
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Just been speaking to a cockney Londoner for about 2 hours. He has a nice accent!
My favourite type of accent is a military accent. It’s kind of posh but it’s quite a distinctive one, can’t really tell where the person originates from. |
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"Just been speaking to a cockney Londoner for about 2 hours. He has a nice accent!
My favourite type of accent is a military accent. It’s kind of posh but it’s quite a distinctive one, can’t really tell where the person originates from. "
I'm guessing you mean officer, rather than your standard infantry. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just been speaking to a cockney Londoner for about 2 hours. He has a nice accent!
My favourite type of accent is a military accent. It’s kind of posh but it’s quite a distinctive one, can’t really tell where the person originates from.
I'm guessing you mean officer, rather than your standard infantry. "
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"Just been speaking to a cockney Londoner for about 2 hours. He has a nice accent!
My favourite type of accent is a military accent. It’s kind of posh but it’s quite a distinctive one, can’t really tell where the person originates from.
I'm guessing you mean officer, rather than your standard infantry. "
There are some very well spoken soldiers (rather than officers) out there. |
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"Apparently call centres like to be bases in the north east as people are more likely to receive their accents as being warm and friendly. Welsh and geordie "
Plus Net? They’ll do you proud...apparently! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I always feel disappointed when a beautiful woman opens her mouth and a scouse accent comes out."
even though i’m from Liverpool, i have to agree, hate the accent, Northern Scouse accent is the worst though, back in the 60 the scouse accent had a nice charm to it, bloody awful now though.
I do like the cornish accent though. |
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"I always feel disappointed when a beautiful woman opens her mouth and a scouse accent comes out.
even though i’m from Liverpool, i have to agree, hate the accent, Northern Scouse accent is the worst though, back in the 60 the scouse accent had a nice charm to it, bloody awful now though.
I do like the cornish accent though."
Thanks very much for put Cilla ‘lorra, lorra laffs’ in my head!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I always feel disappointed when a beautiful woman opens her mouth and a scouse accent comes out.
even though i’m from Liverpool, i have to agree, hate the accent, Northern Scouse accent is the worst though, back in the 60 the scouse accent had a nice charm to it, bloody awful now though.
I do like the cornish accent though.
Thanks very much for put Cilla ‘lorra, lorra laffs’ in my head!! "
u been talkin to miss choosy  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I always feel disappointed when a beautiful woman opens her mouth and a scouse accent comes out.
even though i’m from Liverpool, i have to agree, hate the accent, Northern Scouse accent is the worst though, back in the 60 the scouse accent had a nice charm to it, bloody awful now though.
I do like the cornish accent though.
Thanks very much for put Cilla ‘lorra, lorra laffs’ in my head!! "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Was never a fan of a Brummie accent until I watched Peaky Blinders !!!
Correct.
I mean I am in no way gay, but...Cillian could turn me "
I would let him do anything he wanted then watch him do it to D too lol |
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"Was never a fan of a Brummie accent until I watched Peaky Blinders !!!
Correct.
I mean I am in no way gay, but...Cillian could turn me
I would let him do anything he wanted then watch him do it to D too lol"
And who could blame you... |
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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago
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"I’m gonna defend my accent and it’s by order of the Peaky Blinders!
I like a Geordie accent from a woman, not so much from a man. I also like the softer Scottish accents too."
Aaa but Wolvo ay Brummie am it? |
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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago
Birmingham |
"I despise Brummie and Black Country accents.
Adore Welsh accents. Hearing Cerys Matthews talk on Radio 6 does wonderful things to me. "
Thats funny...Tamworth being full of the people that Brum didn't want in the 60s/70s... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Trying to figure out accents and place where someone is from is fun. There aren't any that I actively dislike, but there are a few that give my the fanny gallops. A highland accent is mega hot  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’m gonna defend my accent and it’s by order of the Peaky Blinders!
I like a Geordie accent from a woman, not so much from a man. I also like the softer Scottish accents too.
Aaa but Wolvo ay Brummie am it?"
Peaky Blinders can order me to do anything!!! |
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"I’m gonna defend my accent and it’s by order of the Peaky Blinders!
I like a Geordie accent from a woman, not so much from a man. I also like the softer Scottish accents too.
Aaa but Wolvo ay Brummie am it?"
Yes but as a Brummie exiled in the badlands of Wolverhampton I’m defending my roots! |
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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago
Birmingham |
"I’m gonna defend my accent and it’s by order of the Peaky Blinders!
I like a Geordie accent from a woman, not so much from a man. I also like the softer Scottish accents too.
Aaa but Wolvo ay Brummie am it?
Yes but as a Brummie exiled in the badlands of Wolverhampton I’m defending my roots!"
Fair play mayte, gerrin' there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apparently call centres like to be bases in the north east as people are more likely to receive their accents as being warm and friendly. Welsh and geordie "
As long as it’s not too broad accent otherwise it’s like wtf are you saying.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea  "
Fuck
That’s me out
Shit
I’m destroyed |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea "
 That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one."
you’ll love me then |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one.
you’ll love me then "
I can't wait to meet you even more now! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one.
you’ll love me then
I can't wait to meet you even more now! "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one."
Really? It just sounds so fake and condescending to me. I don’t find that sexy in the least. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one."
Yay!! A nod to the Home Counties |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one.
Really? It just sounds so fake and condescending to me. I don’t find that sexy in the least. "
I’d say I’m well spoken southern as opposed to the Chelsea ....
Absolutely not condescending or fake - just a huge fat bird who was brought up in south London by a non condescending mum who liked us to pronounce our words correctly |
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By *eliWoman
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one.
Yay!! A nod to the Home Counties "
We have so much in common. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one.
Really? It just sounds so fake and condescending to me. I don’t find that sexy in the least.
I’d say I’m well spoken southern as opposed to the Chelsea ....
Absolutely not condescending or fake - just a huge fat bird who was brought up in south London by a non condescending mum who liked us to pronounce our words correctly "
You must have an interesting accent, enunciated south london |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one.
Really? It just sounds so fake and condescending to me. I don’t find that sexy in the least.
I’d say I’m well spoken southern as opposed to the Chelsea ....
Absolutely not condescending or fake - just a huge fat bird who was brought up in south London by a non condescending mum who liked us to pronounce our words correctly "
Well spoken southern is fine - it’s the “Chelsea” that does nothing for me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think maybe the only one I dislike is the entitled West End London one - you known as seen on Made in Chelsea
That's the sexiest accent a woman can have. Well that and the home counties rp one.
Really? It just sounds so fake and condescending to me. I don’t find that sexy in the least.
I’d say I’m well spoken southern as opposed to the Chelsea ....
Absolutely not condescending or fake - just a huge fat bird who was brought up in south London by a non condescending mum who liked us to pronounce our words correctly
You must have an interesting accent, enunciated south london "
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"I love a south London accent.
Proper South London? Like all ‘cor blimey, geezer?’
Are you saying I’m not ‘proper’ south London??  "
You tell me?!
I’m not suggesting you don’t love a ‘right good tear up’ as much as the next South Londoner...
It’s all apples and pears at the end of the day |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm not a fan of some of the North Wales accents.
I've often wondered what causes accents.. It's strange how peoples voices sound different, just because they're living in different parts of the country |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't like daggernam type accents. I let scousers off for just being lazy.
As a northern person I often feel like pulling out a dictionary and making the southerners learn English.
Southerners are selectively ignorant of correct English.
"H" pohoneticly is pronounced "ache" (Oxford dictionary)
There are a few other examples. The estury types pretend to be from London people are annoying because in my experience they mock Lancashire accent.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Having recently moved to Cheshire, with my soft spoken southern Irish accent, some particular words are funny they way they are pronounced .... such as “but” ! "
I lived in Cheshire for a few years (spent most of my week there)
It's a really wierd culture of calling people "duck" I was honestly confused by. First time someone called me "duck" I didn't know if it was an insult.
I am familiar with Lancashire and Yorkshire but I feel disorientated in flat places like Cheshire. Everything is built on hills in Yorkshire and Lancashire. All the towns circling Manchester and Leeds are built on small hills. If I go to flat places it doesn't feel right and I don't feel as safe. |
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