Your Favourite and least Favourite accent

[notrevE5]

can be regional, national and international boundaries

mine: dislike Australian,
like Jamaican and Caribbean islands in general [ yaa maaan]

 

[DavidH]

Old fashioned Scouse, like my nan. I could have listened to her talk for ages. Often did.

Boston and New York are great. Agreed with Jamaican. Wanna learn how to say Bacon in Jamaican? Just say "Beer Can".



Least favourite: The Scottish Borders, that is one weird accent. Brummie. Australian. Over the top, badly put on Scouse ladddd

 

[chrismpw]

Unpopular i know, but a lass with a soft geordie accent weakens my knees.

Can't take a West Midlands accent seriously.

Not keen on a hard N Irish accent (ala Paisley). Maybe because of Paisley.

 

[TommyDavo]

Met a few Southern Irish girls who would only have to speak a few sentences to me and I’d be saying just give me half an hour and I’ll be sorted

 

[longers]

Worst is a Yorkshire accent, Geoffrey boycott style.

Impossible to not sound a bit thick

 

[Eggs]

….never warm to a Manchester accent, Irish is great.

 

[notrevE5]

….never warm to a Manchester accent, Irish is great.

there is minimally 40 different Irish accents

 

[kev]

there is minimally 40 different Irish accents

... 40 shades of green

 

[Kurt.]

Hate a strong cockney accent, and the Birmingham accent would make Stephen hawkin appear thick

 

[Nymzee]

Anything around the middle of the country is naff

 

[Dancing Pat]

Love a woman with a west country accent and can’t stand Brummie.

 

[Pootsy]

there is minimally 40 different Irish accents

Accents in Ireland change from town to town. Theres 40 different accents in NI alone.

Dislike Brummie
Love West Ireland (Sligo to Cork), Bristol, Caribbean

 

[notrevE5]

Worst is a Yorkshire accent, Geoffrey boycott style.

Impossible to not sound a bit thick

its that left over Old Norse from a bygone age

 

[ArtetaMoney]

Love an Irish, Scottish or Welsh accent on a bird.

Not into brummy, cockney or Manc.

 

[Eggs]

there is minimally 40 different Irish accents

….i can tell the difference between North/South but not regional. I’ve been a regular visitor over the years but my senses are always numbed by Guinness.