british accent
well i say no more like naerMekstizzle wrote:
That's more like up north. They say it like "noor" instead of "No"Ryan wrote:
Why do English people say Nawr when they try to say No?
In Scotland, when they don't say "nae" they say "noor" also, I think.
Down here, there is no accent. Cos it's the original version. Everywhere else is an accent
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TOP 2
#1) Scottish
#2) Texan
WORST 2
#1) British
#2) Australian.... not real bad, just a little annoying *CRIKEY!*
#1) Scottish
#2) Texan
WORST 2
#1) British
#2) Australian.... not real bad, just a little annoying *CRIKEY!*
yank, and btw ted fermanagh accent is awful....bunch of culties.....
i would fucking love either a slight russian accent or an aussie accent or even just a certain english accent but i dont know from where in england it would be
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You Irish sound secksy
Liam Neesons tbh.
Not a fan of the Northern accent either(no offence ted or anyone else, I'm from Monaghan so not like I can talk ) but his is really cool, sounds fatherly EG: Fallout 3 yeah yeah I know.
Not a fan of the Northern accent either(no offence ted or anyone else, I'm from Monaghan so not like I can talk ) but his is really cool, sounds fatherly EG: Fallout 3 yeah yeah I know.
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cockney :$
Norn Iron like
but seriously i hate my accent becuase half the time i cant understand someone else with the same damned accent
maybe an american accent
but seriously i hate my accent becuase half the time i cant understand someone else with the same damned accent
maybe an american accent
Oh, and Swedish chicks from Stockholm can whisper in my ear anytime
Most accents can have their own charms....
However the Brummie accent is without any redeeming features whatsoever.
However the Brummie accent is without any redeeming features whatsoever.
Ewan McGregor's accent in trainspotting
Most any European accents are hot, but I prefer Aussie chicks
Around my uni, though, it's all Asian accents
Around my uni, though, it's all Asian accents
I was in the sauna at the gym yesterday, and there were two Brummies talking, and I swear I thought they were speaking another language. The only way I realised they were speaking English was because I happened to catch the odd word.Bertster7 wrote:
Most accents can have their own charms....
However the Brummie accent is without any redeeming features whatsoever.
What's the general consensus in EU or Aus regarding yank accents anyway?
It's probably because it's my own accent (native Californian, which doesn't have any twists or strange ways of pronouncing anything [I think]), but it just seems so boring and neutral (though there is lots of slang).
It's probably because it's my own accent (native Californian, which doesn't have any twists or strange ways of pronouncing anything [I think]), but it just seems so boring and neutral (though there is lots of slang).
Last edited by mtb0minime (2009-01-28 11:31:53)
Who would have thought everybody would be naming their own accent...
I like the sound of a lot of Northern English accents but they're hard to understand for a non-native speaker. Proper RP sounds good as well. American accents are decent, as long as it's not over the top Southern. South African is hilarious, but also quite hard to understand. Australian... don't like it that much, New Zealand English is slightly better. Jamaican, funny but requires a lot of effort to decipher. I'm not too fond of Irish accents but I think a Scottish accent is pretty cool.
There, did I cover all of them?
I like the sound of a lot of Northern English accents but they're hard to understand for a non-native speaker. Proper RP sounds good as well. American accents are decent, as long as it's not over the top Southern. South African is hilarious, but also quite hard to understand. Australian... don't like it that much, New Zealand English is slightly better. Jamaican, funny but requires a lot of effort to decipher. I'm not too fond of Irish accents but I think a Scottish accent is pretty cool.
There, did I cover all of them?
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I don't like sounding Italian when i speak English.
I do like French girls speaking english with french accents.
I do like French girls speaking english with french accents.
I like the more neutral American accents, but I can't take anything south of Virginia seriously.mtb0minime wrote:
What's the general consensus in EU or Aus regarding yank accents anyway?
It's probably because it's my own accent, but it just seems so boring and neutral (though there is lots of slang).
EDIT: Not including California, where they sound less ridiculous.
Last edited by ghettoperson (2009-01-28 11:34:41)
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I lived in West Canada for a while, moved to Texas.
You ought to hear me drunk.
You ought to hear me drunk.
i like a nice US southern accent spoken by a pretty girl.
Guy:
British/Russian
Chick:
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British/Russian
Chick:
French/Russian
ching chong ching ching chongmtb0minime wrote:
Most any European accents are hot, but I prefer Aussie chicks
Around my uni, though, it's all Asian accents
tbh i think asian accents suck but not as much as brummie accent.
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