[Niamh.]

Alan partridge is amazing, that blonde Irish guy was in father Ted too

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

gay

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Scott

gay

Your accent is stunning.

[Lee.]

I can't think of anyone famous from Fife apart from the Proclaimers... so I guess I must sound like them :/

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Alan partridge is amazing, that blonde Irish guy was in father Ted too

Those 2 are the guys that wrote father Ted.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

Those 2 are the guys that wrote father Ted.

Oh is that them, I never knew what they looked like One of them was a Priest in one of the episodes though

[Marcus.]

london/newcastle

[nicole_burks]

Honestly all english people sound the same to me.


But to describe my accent besides american

People say I sound like i'm from the north because I talk fast/don't have a southern accent. Idk how to describe mine

[Princess]

Irish, in a way that makes everyone in England thinks I sound super Irish but everyone here think I sound quite English, I don't know.

[Ammi]

...I guess mine's a mixture of Caribbean, French and Irish...with a bit of a Suffolk twang as well....

[_Seth]

Posh and kinda lazy. Some words kinda blend into each other in a way that shouldn't, and words I emphasise sound South African.

[SharkAttack]

Originally Posted by nicole_burks

Honestly all english people sound the same to me.


But to describe my accent besides american

People say I sound like i'm from the north because I talk fast/don't have a southern accent. Idk how to describe mine

I'm surprised to read this, Nicole. You haven't noticed any differences in the way housemates speak, from Aaron to Julie to Amy to Aden, for example? They are as tremendously differing as they are across the U.S.

Give a link to your voice, and I can tell you where I think you're from.

[SharkAttack]

Originally Posted by Phlip

Posh and kinda lazy. Some words kinda blend into each other in a way that shouldn't, and words I emphasise sound South African.

Leaving two letters out of your name is lazy enough, we already know.

[_Seth]

Originally Posted by SharkAttack

Leaving two letters out of your name is lazy enough, we already know.

Only one; I spell my name with one "L", and leaving the first "I" out was intentional.

[CharlieO]

sort of posh and rah with a monotonous twang

[Livia]

I would say it was kind of neutral, although there's still a little east London in there, which gets a bit ICF when I get mad.

[nicole_burks]

Originally Posted by SharkAttack

I'm surprised to read this, Nicole. You haven't noticed any differences in the way housemates speak, from Aaron to Julie to Amy to Aden, for example? They are as tremendously differing as they are across the U.S.

Give a link to your voice, and I can tell you where I think you're from.

I don't watch bb


and

Originally Posted by nicole_burks

I apparently deleted my other one

Youtube video

[Niall]

I have a bit of an Essex accent. It's not really thick but it's there.

[Marc]

[Niall]

Originally Posted by Marc

It's not my fault I grew up here! My Mum stopped me from talking with a really thick accent anyway kinda. She used to correct how I said words all the time when I was little.

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Niall

It's not my fault I grew up here! My Mum stopped me from talking with a really thick accent anyway kinda. She used to correct how I said words all the time when I was little.

My niece and nephew live in Essex and I always find myself correcting their pronunciation too, it annoys them but I think it suits them better not to have a strong accent. I mostly did it by accident at first because I was used to them sounding Irish. :P

[KingBilly]

Essex but different than Rylan.