Best Accents?

[Jenson_Rules 0]

What is everyones fave accent from an english speaking county? Personally I have a fondness for the australian, geordie and irish accents!

[bajo39 0]

What is everyones fave accent from an english speaking county? Personally I have a fondness for the australian, geordie and irish accents!

Mid-west American accent. I hooked up with a girl from Chicago in Florence and I can still hear that "Oh my gawwwd!" ringing through my ears

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Mid-west American accent. I hooked up with a girl from Chicago in Florence and I can still hear that "Oh my gawwwd!" ringing through my ears

[bajo39 0]

I like California girls too. How old is your daughter again?

[irishfemalefan 0]

i love the South African, NZ & Scottish accents

though obviously us Irish girls do have the best

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I like California girls too. How old is your daughter again?

[Blitzkrieg 0]

i love the South African, NZ & Scottish accents

though obviously us Irish girls do have the best

[Geordie 0]

I like the Scottish and Irish accents.

I dislike the strong American/Canadian, Queens English accent.

[Jem of the Shire 0]

i love the South African, NZ & Scottish accents

SA accent is the most ridiculous in the world!!!!

I don't like any accents except English, although French accent on girls is quite sexy.

Most ridiculous accents are Australian (YOU PRONOUNCE IT 'AY' NOT 'I' ITS NOT DIFFICULT) and Welsh.

I dont like posh English, as used by Harry Potter characters and the royal family

[Geordie 0]

SA accent is the most ridiculous in the world!!!!

I don't like any accents except English, although French accent on girls is quite sexy.

Most ridiculous accents are Australian (YOU PRONOUNCE IT 'AY' NOT 'I' ITS NOT DIFFICULT) and Welsh.

I dont like posh English, as used by Harry Potter characters and the royal family

Oh I forgot about the welsh accent!! I like It.

[Jenson_Rules 0]

Personally im up for destroying wales, or at least cutting it off from the rest of the UK and pushing it over to america, they can have them! Its Well Welsh as charlotte (fat as a) church would say!

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The best accent is a girl with a meatstick in her mouth.

[irishfemalefan 0]

Personally im up for destroying wales, or at least cutting it off from the rest of the UK and pushing it over to america, they can have them! Its Well Welsh as charlotte (fat as a) church would say!

Jeremy Clarkson put Wales in the microwave one night on Top Gear

personally i like the Welsh (they drink nearly as much as us irish at the rugby) & i really like Charlotte Church!!!! I also met her bloke Gavin who isnt half as much a d

[ykickamoocow 0]

The Australian accent is one of the most universal accents in the world. It is a conbination of English, Irish and just about every other European country. I am very proud of my accent as it is part of who i am.

Jeremy Clarkson put Wales in the microwave one night on Top Gear

Clarkson has said some funny things about Australia before including implying that we are a 3rd World Country. I also remember when Top Gear were reviewing the Monaro they had the score of the Rugby World Cup Final on its number plate.

[bajo39 0]

The best accent is a girl with a meatstick in her mouth.

[Jenson_Rules 0]

ahh Im not so sure it is

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I knew you would understand

ahh Im not so sure it is

I'm sure..

[Ctrl300 0]

Rural Texas, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia, and North and South Carolina guuurls drive me crazy.

Worst are definetley the Canadian and Irish accents. Impossible for me to take them seriously as they sound like they are off their faces.

[Wez 0]

i love the South African, NZ & Scottish accents

Why thank you luv

though obviously us Irish girls do have the best

I gotta agree with this too... I find myself watching Sky news weather with that Irish Lass, only to find afterwards I cant actually remember one single temperature in any city. Its like hypnosis

SA accent is the most ridiculous in the world!!!!

There are several different types of accents depending on first language in SA though...

I agree some are shocking!

Theres the Afrikaans accent (Francois Pienaar/Ernie Else), African (Nelson Mandela), & English one (Allan Donald/Graham Smith/Jodie Sheckter)...

Thankfully Im the latter.

[ykickamoocow 0]

I just wont to ask every non Australian on the forum something. 'How strong is Mark Webber's accent?' I personally cant hear any accent from him or any other normal Australian but i gather that most people find the Australian accent quite strong and harsh.

[cavallino 2]

Webber's fine, though I've been here a while now You can obviously tell right away that he's Ausie, but there shouldn't be a problem understanding him.

[ykickamoocow 0]

Webber's fine, though I've been here a while now You can obviously tell right away that he's Ausie, but there shouldn't be a problem understanding him.

You'll probably go back to India one day and your friends and family will tell you that you have a Australian accent.

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You'll probably go back to India one day and your friends and family will tell you that you have a Australian accent.

God forbid

Hasn't happened yet, it's usually people who are not good at speaking english before coming here that pick up accents quickly, my relatives here have been here for 20 years, they still odn't sound Australian. I should be ok

[Wez 0]

Webber's fine, though I've been here a while now You can obviously tell right away that he's Ausie, but there shouldn't be a problem understanding him.

Yes, agreed

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Why thank you luv

I gotta agree with this too... I find myself watching Sky news weather with that Irish Lass, only to find afterwards I cant actually remember one single temperature in any city. Its like hypnosis

There are several different types of accents depending on first language in SA though...

I agree some are shocking!

Theres the Afrikaans accent (Francois Pienaar/Ernie Else), African (Nelson Mandela), & English one (Allan Donald/Graham Smith/Jodie Sheckter)...

Thankfully Im the latter.

I really really really hope she meant the English one.... otherwise it must be the most hilarious statement...