I'm quite Welshy sounding and emphasise words alot, like lengthen them for no reason. It's just what we do. Also we say words such as "four", "door", "sure" as "flow-ur", "dow-ur" and "show-ur" haha.

Also we say "yo" instead of "your/you're" and join words up like "What have you been doing?" becomes "WORRA YO BEEN DOIN'?" haha

Well well well

Going straight lasted a long time :bored:

Southsiders :bored:

:laugh2: SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH:nono:

:nono:

TC people what do I sound like?

Normal

I know.. !! That's why I used the Russian reference!!! :D

Essex! :D

Although not really really essex-y like stereotypical essex, but still kinda essex :)

But definitely southern!

(also I LOVE the scottish accent... just throwing it out there)

Don't really have one

South African

Kinda posh stereotypical British.

Shaun wheres that Regional Dialact thread you had ages ago?
I really wanna do it now

I'll let you lot describe my accent. ;)

I don't think i've ever heard you sober ben :suspect:

TBF, some Scottish accents are hellish... mine being one, and I'd be the first to admit to it, for many years it was softened due to years abroad, but being back home... and you tend to revert back to what's natural !!

Some of the softer Scottish lilts are lovely - the accents from some of the Islands are incredibly easy on the ear.

Hahaha, it's the only time you'll ever hear me speak. I don't make stupid videos when I'm sober. :tongue:

you never make videos without that hat either :sad:

that john mccririck hat

I love your accent. You're very well spoken :D

American :joker:

he did once, he looked a mess

no offense :p

awesome

It's not a John McCririck hat! :nono:

And :love: Kerry

You shut your ***** mouth. :suspect:

LOL love "no offense" comments. People only say them once they offend someone :joker:

Or those "I'm not being funny but......." and then they go on to be total bitches :laugh2:

So true!!!

"I don't mean to be mean but is that skirt supposed to look like that...."


:joker:

A mix between Black Country and Birmingham. Mostly Brummie though.

Essex/east Londonish.

"No your bum doesn't look big in those jeans, but why don't you wear the skirt. No offence"

Aye, you can't beat it!! :hugesmile:

'Aye' said in a broad Scottish accent!!

A Cork accent that's been chiseled down into a slightly annonymous, borderless twang by my own pretentious insistence on pronouncing words properly and sounding slightly offbeat.

im geordie

Yorkshire.

you and Joe sound the same, i'm particularly fond of your Irish accent though ;)

Ummmmm.. I don't know how to describe my accent. It's quite plain, but you can tell I'm Scottish by the way I say some words?

you sound very Scottish :love:

Posh, But I live in the northwest :|