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Do American woman really love the British accent?
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My experience is yes. I once went on holiday to Jamaica, it was a part of a wedding party and I was single at the time. The hotel had a lot of American guests, and let’s just say, picking up ladies was like catching fish in a barrel. I was in my element, happy memories.
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By *AM2214Man
over a year ago
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"My experience is yes. I once went on holiday to Jamaica, it was a part of a wedding party and I was single at the time. The hotel had a lot of American guests, and let’s just say, picking up ladies was like catching fish in a barrel. I was in my element, happy memories.
Dan"
I think that might have been more to do with your cock than your accent... Could be wrong had lots ask about the Beatles when they heard me speak... Or should that be Speke  after all that's JOHN Lennon now |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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It depends where you go, when I was in Texas and New Orleans my accent got a bit of attention as it was a novelty (although far too many Texans thought it sounded Australian!)
In Boston, not so much. I suppose it depends on how many British tourists/expats in each area/city? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Definitely some regional variation, but in Los Angeles/San Fran the accent proved irresistible. New York it had some effect, but I did get the sense there was less of a fetish for the accent. |
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Can't imagine they do tbh , it's like all American accents sound like Forrest gump to me so guess all our Brit accents sound just as grating to them ? Let's face it there's nothing sexy about the British accents lol  |
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By *yphodMan
over a year ago
London |
Remember the scene is Love Actually when Colin goes into the all American bar? I had exactly that when I was in Dallas. Alas the ladies concerned were as rough as hell and about 20 years older than me. I did not take advantage of the situation. |
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MANY moons ago I went to Florida and New york for a period of time.
I'm American by birth, but raised in the UK.
I was only 16 at the time, played rugby, looked ALMOST as sexy as I do now! and I CLEANED up in Florida. not so much in NY.. they seemed a little more wise to the 'cockney charm'
It was a fun few months. |
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"For me, English accents don’t do much— except for maybe a Geordie one.
Scottish ones get me. "
You do realise that Scottish accents have significant variations too and some of them really aren't pleasant at all? |
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I think different accents can be a turn on. Being a Yank over here has opened a few doors for me. I once met a British Friend at Caliente in Florida. She was a mid 30's English blonde with a sexy English accent. At a 'party' and few hotel meets that we attended, everyone wanted her to speak. Lets just say she was very popular with both sexes. Her accent was a great icebreaker.. |
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I'm very fond of the Geordie as typified by the 1960s rock group 'The Animals'. To this day their lead singer Eric Burdon reveals his upbringing in Newcastle despite years living in the USA. I wonder what the Yanks think of RP, received pronouciation which can still be detected in the way David Attenborough and the Queen speak. I think it's ridiculously archaic and not a sign of class but unfair entitlement which we in the UK are still burdened with. |
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over a year ago
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I've been to USA a fair few times. The American ladies love an English accent. Shame I was with the kids and my ex wife as I could have been a very naughty lad a few times. They used to flirt really bad with me and didn't seem to care that I was with my wife and children. |
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"If you’re a scouser or geordie they won’t be able to understand you."
Am a scouser and people understand me
Mind you some think am German
They bombed our chippy during the war don’t you know lar |
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"For me, English accents don’t do much— except for maybe a Geordie one.
Scottish ones get me.
You do realise that Scottish accents have significant variations too and some of them really aren't pleasant at all?"
You do realize that's why I attached an 's' to "accent" to make "accents"? As in acknowledging there's several, as in more than one, Scottish accent(s)?
Weird, thought you'd catch that.
Also, I'll be the judge of which ones are pleasant or unpleasant. Thank you very much. That's all subjective. Different strokes for different folks. |
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"For me, English accents don’t do much— except for maybe a Geordie one.
Scottish ones get me.
You do realise that Scottish accents have significant variations too and some of them really aren't pleasant at all?
You do realize that's why I attached an 's' to "accent" to make "accents"? As in acknowledging there's several, as in more than one, Scottish accent(s)?
Weird, thought you'd catch that.
Also, I'll be the judge of which ones are pleasant or unpleasant. Thank you very much. That's all subjective. Different strokes for different folks. "
I served with a plethera of UK people it got daunting for me expecially when they got excited. |
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Having been born just across the water from Sean Connery in Fife, and able to order a vodka martini on the rocks, shaken not stirred, in the same tone of voice always goes down well in the company of Americans. Then throw in the the fact that it was actually St Andrews, the home of golf where I was born, and I get very well treated by every lovely American I've ever met. |
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The Liverpool (scouse) accent still has a very out dated stigma attached to it thanks to Harry Enfield in this country.
But in the USA they love it. Especially in New York, Nashville and the deep south. The women over there love our accents. X |
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"So do American really love the British accent?
Any ideas guys/girls? "
It depends where you are in America. The tourist hot spots then no because they here it all of the time. In the countryside then some find it cute. |
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"So do American really love the British accent?
Any ideas guys/girls? "
Some certainly do(some don't) and I guess it depends which British accent. i've had luck in America and also Scandinavia with compliments over my accent. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So do American really love the British accent?
Any ideas guys/girls? "
A lot actually do
I’ve had several comments when on road trips
“With that accent you can have whatever you like”
“I could listen to you all day”
and similar stuff
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Apart from the deep south and the far north east they all sound the same to my ears , maybe the American people think us Brits all sound the same lol "
They must certainly don’t to the experienced and trained ear.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I love an American accent on a lady... 
Which accent there is a bunch "
I guess for me it has to be southern but don’t really object to any of them, like I do with some of the UK accents.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What about the Irish accent  isn't the Irish accent loved everywhere lol"
Again that’s not just one accent
A big difference between Galway and Belfast etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yes they do I have over 200 female friends from America and it's all I hear them saying but could just be my voice  "
Lol it's hard to understand ya'll when in full panic mode. |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
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"Yes they do I have over 200 female friends from America and it's all I hear them saying but could just be my voice
Lol it's hard to understand ya'll when in full panic mode. "
I'm never in panic mode I speak calmly and I understand them very clearly it's very sweet corny if anything |
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Depends where you are.
More than 10 years ago, those in places like LA would adore it and ask you about it etc... I find that less common however. In smaller places or major cities that don’t receive many tourists, then possibly.
Some Americans however just can not absorb accents and may just ignore it.
I have found Brits speaking to other Brits cannot hear the British accent or they won’t care and start telling you they’re from the UK too etc.. |
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"Yes they do I have over 200 female friends from America and it's all I hear them saying but could just be my voice
Lol it's hard to understand ya'll when in full panic mode.
I'm never in panic mode I speak calmly and I understand them very clearly it's very sweet corny if anything "
I served with joint forces afganistan it just hard with the the euphoniums sometimes. |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
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"Yes they do I have over 200 female friends from America and it's all I hear them saying but could just be my voice
Lol it's hard to understand ya'll when in full panic mode.
I'm never in panic mode I speak calmly and I understand them very clearly it's very sweet corny if anything I served with joint forces afganistan it just hard with the the euphoniums sometimes."
Is a way to find out just to clarify |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yes they do I have over 200 female friends from America and it's all I hear them saying but could just be my voice
Lol it's hard to understand ya'll when in full panic mode.
I'm never in panic mode I speak calmly and I understand them very clearly it's very sweet corny if anything I served with joint forces afganistan it just hard with the the euphoniums sometimes.
Is a way to find out just to clarify "
Lol multiple times |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
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"Yes they do I have over 200 female friends from America and it's all I hear them saying but could just be my voice
Lol it's hard to understand ya'll when in full panic mode.
I'm never in panic mode I speak calmly and I understand them very clearly it's very sweet corny if anything I served with joint forces afganistan it just hard with the the euphoniums sometimes.
Is a way to find out just to clarify
Lol multiple times "
Optional unless you prefer the gag |
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By *eareenaCouple
over a year ago
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Being a Brit in the US I get called South African, Australian and British. My other half who is American does love the accent though..although she lived there for 25 years…I love her Texan drawl too… |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Scouse accent was the hardest to understand sometimes. Drove me nuts with the different meanings.us brits can struggle to understand the scouse dialect speshly if spoken quickly "
Lol true. |
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"Scouse accent was the hardest to understand sometimes. Drove me nuts with the different meanings.us brits can struggle to understand the scouse dialect speshly if spoken quickly
Lol true. "
oh and the cockneys with thier rhyming slang  ha |
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Let's all be proud of our accents as they give us our identities. Having said that I have heard my recorded voice and I don't like because it sounds posh. I don't want to be thought of as posh. I don't feel I am and my job is certainly not. |
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Yes, but why? When I taught English as a Foreign Language, my students were far more interested in the USA and its cultureb than the UK. We could do with adopting some of the American English spellings,and 'fall' is much more descriptive than 'autumn'. By the way, I have a soft spot for redhead ladies. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"try being a geordie once visited florida on holiday and the looks i got when i forgot to tone down the accent haha"
I can relate to that ^^^
Do all American ladies think all British men sound like Rodger Moore? I remember being in Las Vegas strip joint acting as interpreter for my brother who was talking to a stripper.
The poor lady couldn't understand him, although my brother did sound like Oz from Auf Wiedersehen Pet.
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"For me, English accents don’t do much— except for maybe a Geordie one.
Scottish ones get me.
You do realise that Scottish accents have significant variations too and some of them really aren't pleasant at all?
You do realize that's why I attached an 's' to "accent" to make "accents"? As in acknowledging there's several, as in more than one, Scottish accent(s)?
Weird, thought you'd catch that.
Also, I'll be the judge of which ones are pleasant or unpleasant. Thank you very much. That's all subjective. Different strokes for different folks.
I served with a plethera of UK people it got daunting for me expecially when they got excited."
When working on a tech support line.years ago I got pulled in by hr they thought my slow methodical deep Scottish voice was too much like porn |
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"It depends where you go, when I was in Texas and New Orleans my accent got a bit of attention as it was a novelty (although far too many Texans thought it sounded Australian!)
In Boston, not so much. I suppose it depends on how many British tourists/expats in each area/city?"
100% agree it depends location. Big cities either have heard alot of English accents or residents have been to UK.
Get into remote areas and they love it. I used to spend time in Nervarda with the military and the locals there loved a English accent |
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"Apart from the deep south and the far north east they all sound the same to my ears , maybe the American people think us Brits all sound the same lol
They must certainly don’t to the experienced and trained ear.
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Ph d in it have you ? |
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Head to small towns
I visited chadron Nebraska
17 years old i had 27 days of spoilt rotten with choice
4 friends waiting for there turn
Problem was i dint have a clue about a woman's needs
I enjoyed it tho |
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Yes, we believe that in our dreams. I thought Italian men were better lovers. Think of Casanova. I think we are too reserved for the Yanks. One American lady I knew thought British men were anally retentive while she described herself as orally fixated. |
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i've toured america numerous times as part of various bands. the knicker throwing at gigs and queues of american women at the back stage door desperately hoping we would take them with us back home has always been more than out of hand. it may be because of the accent ... but who knows |
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"i've toured america numerous times as part of various bands. the knicker throwing at gigs and queues of american women at the back stage door desperately hoping we would take them with us back home has always been more than out of hand. it may be because of the accent ... but who knows"
I thought the knickers were only for Tom Jones. I doubt the attraction was the accent and more about reflected glory and perceived wealth. |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice  |
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice "
I thought you lived in blackpool, so you won't be at the rock cock event ?? |
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice "
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I thought you lived in blackpool, so you won't be at the rock cock event ??"
I am the host of that event so I'll definitely be there making sure all goes well!!
I live in the UK (not Blackpool) but also live in USA. Peek the GPS mileage on my profile lol |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too"
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently  |
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently "
The thing I have learned since being here is 265 miles is the equivalent of popping to Sainsburys in the next town! |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently
The thing I have learned since being here is 265 miles is the equivalent of popping to Sainsburys in the next town!"
I know what you mean but when I'm here I don't drive (this wrong side of the road malarkey is something I'll never get used to!!) |
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently
The thing I have learned since being here is 265 miles is the equivalent of popping to Sainsburys in the next town!
I know what you mean but when I'm here I don't drive (this wrong side of the road malarkey is something I'll never get used to!!) "
I haven’t been home since Dec 2019. When I get back I am hoping I remember how to drive on the left!! Over here it’s second nature now. |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently
The thing I have learned since being here is 265 miles is the equivalent of popping to Sainsburys in the next town!
I know what you mean but when I'm here I don't drive (this wrong side of the road malarkey is something I'll never get used to!!)
I haven’t been home since Dec 2019. When I get back I am hoping I remember how to drive on the left!! Over here it’s second nature now."
I got an national interest exception waiver so have been able to travel back n forth as needed still thankfully!
Roundabouts still scare shit outta me in the US and I've been back n forth since 2016! |
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently
The thing I have learned since being here is 265 miles is the equivalent of popping to Sainsburys in the next town!
I know what you mean but when I'm here I don't drive (this wrong side of the road malarkey is something I'll never get used to!!)
I haven’t been home since Dec 2019. When I get back I am hoping I remember how to drive on the left!! Over here it’s second nature now.
I got an national interest exception waiver so have been able to travel back n forth as needed still thankfully!
Roundabouts still scare shit outta me in the US and I've been back n forth since 2016! "
I am going through residency so can’t leave until that is sorted and it’s all backed up due to Covid.
As we are a whole 365 days out of age range can you drop a message? |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently
The thing I have learned since being here is 265 miles is the equivalent of popping to Sainsburys in the next town!
I know what you mean but when I'm here I don't drive (this wrong side of the road malarkey is something I'll never get used to!!)
I haven’t been home since Dec 2019. When I get back I am hoping I remember how to drive on the left!! Over here it’s second nature now.
I got an national interest exception waiver so have been able to travel back n forth as needed still thankfully!
Roundabouts still scare shit outta me in the US and I've been back n forth since 2016!
I am going through residency so can’t leave until that is sorted and it’s all backed up due to Covid.
As we are a whole 365 days out of age range can you drop a message? "
 Forgot I was even ageist! |
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"I live in the States too and can confirm that yes they seem to but don't be surprised if some also think you are Australian. I get that a LOT!! I have also been told twice that I sound like Adele despite having a reasonable Cheshire speaking voice
I get called Australian all the time! Strewth mate!!
I also get asked where I am from…when I say the Midlands they say….how far is that from London
However I have got my colleagues saying mate, bollocks, wanker on a regular basis too
You aren't a million miles from me so maybe an area thing!!
You are actually my nearest fab swinger on who's near as we speak, a mere 265 miles apparently
The thing I have learned since being here is 265 miles is the equivalent of popping to Sainsburys in the next town!
I know what you mean but when I'm here I don't drive (this wrong side of the road malarkey is something I'll never get used to!!)
I haven’t been home since Dec 2019. When I get back I am hoping I remember how to drive on the left!! Over here it’s second nature now.
I got an national interest exception waiver so have been able to travel back n forth as needed still thankfully!
Roundabouts still scare shit outta me in the US and I've been back n forth since 2016! "
And not all roundabouts are equal. Some are traffic circles (bat shit insane and dangerous!). |
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In my limited experience, yes. Limited as I've only visited Texas, for work. I was usually with other Brit colleagues and if we were talking in a bar or restaurant, we invariably attracted female attention. |
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"Yes, we believe that in our dreams. I thought Italian men were better lovers. Think of Casanova. I think we are too reserved for the Yanks. One American lady I knew thought British men were anally retentive while she described herself as orally fixated. "
The whole 'latin lover' theory is due to the catholic church.
If you want to succeed with a girl who is saving herself for marriage, you have to try really hard.
If you are in a more liberal society, where sex is not so hard to get, you don't have to try so hard.
Then imagine those two different cultures colliding in post war Europe, with cheap package holidays... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I lived in San Francisco and San Jose in the early 80's.the times I was told I sound like a Beatle was crazy.i think British men are on most Californian women's bucket list. |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"There is no such thing as a British accent. We have dozens of different accents, so we can be different just 30 miles apart. "
Depends on who is listening.... I have been told several times in the US that I sound like Adele despite having a Cheshire accent with a Manchester twang.
I also get told I sound Australian, asked if I'm Scottish and if I know the queen. To a lot of Americans we are just British.....
Same as to a lot of British they are just Americans despite their accent differences too! |
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"There is no such thing as a British accent. We have dozens of different accents, so we can be different just 30 miles apart.
Depends on who is listening.... I have been told several times in the US that I sound like Adele despite having a Cheshire accent with a Manchester twang.
I also get told I sound Australian, asked if I'm Scottish and if I know the queen. To a lot of Americans we are just British.....
Same as to a lot of British they are just Americans despite their accent differences too! "
Definitely Adele
As long as you are talking about Adele Tomlinson from Oldham |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"There is no such thing as a British accent. We have dozens of different accents, so we can be different just 30 miles apart.
Depends on who is listening.... I have been told several times in the US that I sound like Adele despite having a Cheshire accent with a Manchester twang.
I also get told I sound Australian, asked if I'm Scottish and if I know the queen. To a lot of Americans we are just British.....
Same as to a lot of British they are just Americans despite their accent differences too!
Definitely Adele
As long as you are talking about Adele Tomlinson from Oldham "
Says the one who likes drinking a kipper tie..... |
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"There is no such thing as a British accent. We have dozens of different accents, so we can be different just 30 miles apart.
Depends on who is listening.... I have been told several times in the US that I sound like Adele despite having a Cheshire accent with a Manchester twang.
I also get told I sound Australian, asked if I'm Scottish and if I know the queen. To a lot of Americans we are just British.....
Same as to a lot of British they are just Americans despite their accent differences too!
Definitely Adele
As long as you are talking about Adele Tomlinson from Oldham
Says the one who likes drinking a kipper tie..... "
I had to say that out loud twice to understand it….day I |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
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"There is no such thing as a British accent. We have dozens of different accents, so we can be different just 30 miles apart.
Depends on who is listening.... I have been told several times in the US that I sound like Adele despite having a Cheshire accent with a Manchester twang.
I also get told I sound Australian, asked if I'm Scottish and if I know the queen. To a lot of Americans we are just British.....
Same as to a lot of British they are just Americans despite their accent differences too!
Definitely Adele
As long as you are talking about Adele Tomlinson from Oldham
Says the one who likes drinking a kipper tie.....
I had to say that out loud twice to understand it….day I"
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By *aiseiMan
over a year ago
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"When i was in texas 3 years ago i had a different women each night due to my british accent"
A second vote for Texas…..I got a date out of just going to Sam’s and trying some strawberry jam.
I initially said “No, thank you….I’m fine” to the young lady doing the promotion; her face lit up with a huge grin and I got the “Oh my God, you’re English!”. I ended up trying the sample, chatted with her for a couple of minutes, walked of with her number and went out a couple of nights later.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Apart from the deep south and the far north east they all sound the same to my ears , maybe the American people think us Brits all sound the same lol
They must certainly don’t to the experienced and trained ear.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Three cheers for Mancunians. Could we tell the difference between an American and a Canadian, or between an Australian and a New Zealander speaking English? I'd struggle. "
The Canadian would be at great pains to tell you he wasn’t an American lol
And if he was one of those French Canadians he’d sound like the policeman out of allo allo lol |
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"So do American really love the British accent?
Any ideas guys/girls?
No they live the Irish accent.
*Love"
Irish? It has a little effect on the east coast but fuck all on the west coast. Sorry to burst the bubble. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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In California yes they do! I spent about 6 weeks out there and heard "oh my gaaawd I looove your accent!" so many times.
I didn't visit anywhere else in the US though so can't say if that's the same in other areas. |
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