Cornish and Devonian are nothing like the Somerset and Bristolian accents. :nono:

Liverpool and Essex.

One thing I don't get is being from the Black Country, why do people confuse our accent with Brummies? The 2 accents seem similar, although they are different:joker:.

Well I was looking for Northern Irish and the only one there was Belfast so I went for that. Sorry!

I don't know they do to me :bawling:

This.

You need to visit England more. :nono:

I lived in London for a couple of years, I didn't actually go very far outside of London when I was there though :laugh:

If I'm going to get on a plane to go somewhere I'd rather chase the sun!

Scouse. Even though I'm from Liverpool myself, the accents are very "rough" and irritating to listen to, even though I'm quite Scouse. :laugh2: Erm, I'm not too keen on the chavvy Mancunians, either. Most of the time, I haven't a clue what they're on about. :bored:

Nothing wrong with Brummie. :conf2:

People say I sound posh but I'm not and I don't look down on people :(

Most UK accents aren't great really, apart from Geordie which is alright, and the Gloucestershire one

Glouc and Berkshire/country just sound the same to me :shrug:

The Scottish accent is the greatest accent in the world

I don't understand this post

It's almost as bad as the Welsh :idc:

No offence Josy

Gerard is not pleased :nono:

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My current accent. I've been told I have a thick Essex/Cockney accent but told but others it's just northern, which is weird. I'm a mix between the two, I guess.

South Wales, the "valleys" accent as it's known here. Most people from Swansea have it, too. Even though I was born in Wales I am so grateful that I do not have the horrible South Wales accent because I hate it.

A Scouse/Essex/Cockney mix? How do you talk Redway? Lol. Shat up. Keep your Brenda Frickers on. That was like boss la. Sound...That's a bit of a mix.

Geordie tbh

:joker: It's definitely a weird accent, although I can put on either one of those accents on its own.

Lancaster/Lanchsire accents should be on the poll, too. I actually can't stand all that "oop noorth/narwth' nonsense. Honestly so annoying.

Brummie. Just an annoying sound all round. An external auditor came into work a while ago from Birmingham. Lovely fella but I did get sick of the accent.

The other would be Essex, epitomised by the awful Amy Childs and the rest. If everyone from Essex doesn't sound like those idiots then apologies, but in general, that one.

Glaswegian or Mancunian... I just can't understand what they are saying at all