Do you really sound like this?

[Samantha]

Lmao, I don't really sound that bad from Yorkshire I don't think. However, I definitely get what he means as I don't pronounce my Ts enough. Dating someone from Devon changed me I swear, he always picks up when I drop my Ts and he doesn't sound proper Devonshire, but he can go into the accent if he wants .

[buttons]

yea north of scotland doesn't exist

[Kardan]

They didn't even touch the midlands... So I can't really say...

[wixard]

well my accent aint like his dublin accent but then again there is like 10 different kinds of dublin accent

i thought he did well

[FlyingJesus]

They didn't even touch the midlands... So I can't really say...

Who'd want to

[Sian]

eerm british isles yeettt... nothing for isle of man, isle of white or the channel islands?

pfft, and he made it sound like there wasn't much difference between a lot of the accents, but some of them are a lot stronger then that.

[Cerys]

That's fab hahaha

Yorkshire is waay off though imo, noone I know speaks anything like that.


Unless maybe that's just cos im used to hearing it idk

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[Alkaz]

They didn't really do an accent for the South East but I sound nothing like the London accent they did and I don't think that many people in London sound like that either!

[myles]

well my accent aint like his dublin accent but then again there is like 10 different kinds of dublin accent

i thought he did well

you dont even have an accent pmsl

[GommeInc]

An East Anglian accent doesn't exist. An Essex accent is very different to a Suffolk and Norfolk accent, plus you get "rural" accents which tend to be deeper and harder to understand. Farmers tend to have their own take on an accent and amplify it, which is where you get the typical Somerset/Dorset accent which you can tell apart from an urban accent in those regions.