Accents

[Red]

I have a northern irish one lmao. I don't think its really strong but loads of people think I'm from Belfast. I do like my accent but still cringe when I hear myself speak LMAO

[@K]

in the uk, the corners.
ie, scotland (apart from the silly ones like fife, aberdeen, dumfries... they sort of silly area's), welsh and especially NI.


Most english accents cut through me. especially the ghetto ones. like LANDAN. they're terrible. especially with the funny dialect that comes up from their infantile chat. like blud. bredrin. brap.

i also like south african and swedish.

Not everyone here talks like that, I find it rare to find people today, who use such terrible language, maybe it is because I'm older now and it mainly stays in school? I'm a Londoner, and I say LONDON,not 'Landan', although my friends from up North believe I do. London, obviously, is my favourite dialect, especially when spoken in a correct manner, like myself how I speak. The dialects that really get on my nerves though are the normal ones, Liverpudlian, Welsh, Brumey and Scottish. Oh, not forgetting the Essex dialects.

[Ostinato]

My accent's really broad and I don't use slang often so it's a very tame glasweigan one. I've been asked about, forty times while out if i'm polish because my accent doesn't seem right.

I JUST DON'T GEDDIT .

LOL polish? Jezo - Unfortunately there is no denying I am from Glasgow through and through for me lol.

[Casanova]

the blond hair blue eyes does it for me, I think.

And erh, I've met many a londoner like that, especially through my work. It grates on me. What's even worse is the weird accents that come out from mass immigration, like faux afrikan/jamaican-south englander thing some people use.

[@K]

You've obviously met the wrong kind then, I'm from West London and living (until tomorrow) in South London, and the only people I have heard speak like you stated previously are black school kids (not being racist).

[FlyingJesus]

Literally never heard anyone say "Landan" unless they're taking the piss lol but I think I know what the general accent you're on about is Allan, and yeah it does grate a bit. Any time it sounds like speaking is a full on effort is just wrong

[RyRy]

My accent is something disgusting but I love it all the same.

[Rainbow]

I sorta like my Yorkshire accent

[tylermunjkt]

I have a an English accent? Dunno what its called but in Lowestoft we dont rly have an accent. My fav is Canadian tho

[Samantha]

Haha, we did a poll in our English Language class Mathew and R.P was ranked the lowest with our own accent voted the highest.

To be honest though I voted west country (Somerset, Glouster etc, I think that's the name anyway). As my Auntie and Uncle are from there and I always think they are Welsh but I just like the way they speak. Also my English Language teacher (one of them) is from Bristol way on originally and he often puts on accents from the West Country and it just sounds nice to me!