Stop it Lee - not another of our Fife blood thingys

Mines the exact same as Josie's only not quite as strong because I've lived up north for several years now and picked up a bit of Manc/Scouse (I live in Manchester and my bf is a Scouser lol)

I love the Geordie accent, scouse and some Irish, and the Brizzle accent of course :laugh:

You never mentioned Scottish Miss Kit :-(

You're on ignore now :hugesmile:

Hahaha sorry Claymores :p

Who said that? is Fantastico back? I like her

How are you quoting me if I'm on ignore :p Fantastico is still here in spirit ;)

As if I'd ignore you silly Manc bird!

I have a nottingham Accent, its kinda weird xD

I couldn't imagine you with a Josie accent Michelle, you look like a manc lol

My pal works in Nottingham - so I've been there a few times - I don't know now to classify the accent - it is neutral English

I'm a Westcountry bird that's flown North :laugh:

I look like a Manc?! Haha never been told that before, everyone always says I look like a farmer type to go with my accent, or Italian :hugesmile:

Yet yer cider out for the boys! West Country to me just means the Wurzels!

Manc at heart :D Do you swagger as you're walking through Manchester? lol

Hahahahaha! Swagger me? Never ;)

You're mad fer it

"Stagger" is more like it after a few bevs

You know me too well :)

Like that but not as manly

oh favorite accents are Northern Irish and Scottish, also I like the Manchester accent and the Russian accent, I like harsh sounding ones

I don't really have an accent, I'm from Northampton.
My favourite accent has got to be Jamaican though.

Hi Niamh :wavey:
God he's got a lovely voice.. I could listen tio him for hours!

I live in Limerick, Ireland and my accent is quite complicated, where I live most people speak pretty slowly and have dire pronunciation, I speak a little bit faster than everyone else but still slow :p Nobody here can pronounce th properly and most of the time it comes out as d, our t is very soft, almost s-like. Sometimes we ad syllables to our words for example 'car' would be pronounced 'kee-ar'. Sometimes there is a slight rolling of r when speaking quickly but that happens rarely.

I can't find any videos on the internet of people who talk like me and I seemed to have explained that in a very complicated fashion. :(

Haha.. I understand what you mean though! :)

Haven't got one I don't think but I'm certain I don't have the taffy Welsh accent. I hate it so much, all my dad's family have it. I'd love a Scottish accent though, a mixture between this Iain guy from CBBC and Gerard Butler would suit me fine. :)