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We do not sound the same

-bops Niamh-

Northern Irish.

I didn't really think I had one though, but then in Turkey whenever I spoke to anyone there they were like saying typical 'Belfast Phrases' to me in a jokey way.

For example the Turkish people would be like:

'Dead on mate.' or 'Aye your ma' to me :laugh:

And the other day in some waterpark I was arguing with some kid over a slide, and when I was walking away the girl that worked there was like 'Where you from?' and I go 'Belfast' and she was like 'Yeah thought so.'

So I guess I do have a strong accent.

When I was younger though like around 2006-2008 I spoke with a heavy American accent for some reason, everyone passed comment on that and there's a video of me on my 10th Birthday and I could hear a yank accent :laugh:.

I speak with a accent like out of high hopes crossed with nessa out of Gavin and Stacey, whats occuring, sugar tits. it is Saturday afternoon and its raining mun down in the valleys.

Nadia's :bored:

Not that bad :nono: :laugh:

I'm not sure were she lived in Scotland but she was originally from England ( I think)

Yes, she was up staying with her grandmother/parents iirc. I'm sure she was from fife. anyhooo.

I'm from Brighton so undoubtedly southern. I speak pretty much RP though. a lot of my friends and my parents both have a Brightonian accent but mine only comes out when I'm drunk. I tend to go really posh and then really common ha

You sound a bit like Ozzy Osbourne when you talk

an up narth accent

eye by gum and all that malarky

Probably general Lancashire accent. But like to think I don't sound as "oop narth" as a lot of others.

Cork accent - calmed down somewhat by living in a lot of different places over the years.

Still an awful accent, always cringe when I hear it on radio or TV (it = the Cork accent - not necessarily spoken by me!)

I just have a very average mid-atlantic American accent, which in my opinion is not an accent at all.

I just pronounce the words as they are written. :) I grew up in Northern Virginia, sub-urbs of Wash. DC. I sound like the generic cookie-cutter American, no specific accent.

hahaha shut up!