Do you have a strong accent?
 

I have a really strong, very deep South Wales valley accent. I didn't realise I sounded that Welsh!

People don't expect me to sound like that when I speak, I always get "Omg, you sound so different than I imagined!"

:sad:

Nope don't think so, quite a common accent. From Ketterin haha.

Yes, I sound horrible (IMO).

Geordie/Mackem.

no i have a realy plain accent.no one in my family has a strong accent realy except for my moms family.

Apparently I sound extremely posh.

Not really strong but I can ham it up when I see young people up to no good in the street, like buying chips ect :laugh:
then I really come out with my sharp Jamaican tongue, they either run through fright or die laffin at me, either way it gets me a safer walk home:joker:

I have a very welshy accent, but I actually like it! A few from here have heared it over msn or the phone so they know!

Lisa off Big Brother speaks the way I do ...

love the welsh omg they talk so nice my step mum is from south wales and my gran was i just got boring nottingham one

I used to have a Jamaican friend and he did this :hugesmile: Randomly start speaking in Jamaican Patois to intimidate.

Oh it works wonders to and to get the real benefits you need to master the art of sucking your top lip after every sentance, oh and run fast if they don't :joker:

Well Brits say that I have a really strong American accent, but I'm not considered to have a strong accent in America.

I don't think i do..

But when I talk to people who've never heard me before there always like omg your soo scouse! -

I dont even live in Liverpool! x

My accent doesn't sound that Scottish but it does. It doesn't sound as Scottish as Mikey's. But It is different when you speak I can only hear it when I record my voice. I do speak slang alot the words that I say in slay are (hoose (house), doon (down), naw (no), aye (yes), wit (what))

I never sound like someone from Southern France because I am used to talk different languages all day long so I didn't get to adopt the local accent.
But when I speak English I sound like French and when I speak Russian, I sound like Italian, that's weird.

Hmm i am not sure.
I dont even hear my accent unless its on video etc.

I am scottish so i might if i was in a room with completely different accents.

I just have anornthern accent, but people tell me i sound really posh when i speak :rolleyes:

Ive got an accent like rachel (close anyway) im a fast talker. I get mistaken as a person from newcastle at times though lol!

In the county where I come from, we don't have a particular accent as such. It's a bit of a countryside accent, if you know what I mean. I'm also told I speak eloquently (an exaggeration I think) and I have hints of American and British (English, that is) in my voice. Probably from watching shows from those two places. That makes me sound like a couch potato though. :laugh:

I don't really have one, but I love Irish accents. I don't care what you're talking if you're Irish, I'll just nod and smile :D

Quite a strong glaswegian accent, but I think I am still easy to understand, there are a lot more stronger accents than mine and some glaswegians talk really fast as well, but not me. I like my accent :bouncy:

I'm from nottingham but other people from other places say i sound northern so i'm not sure lol :tongue:

I have a strong manchester accent, but thankfully I dont use the slang. My voice has edged more towards the yorkshire kind of accent now though, because I spend so much time in Oldham. I speak like...

"Im goon on t' bus na"

Its rather annoying, but all my accents are slowly dying because im taking diction classes for my acting.

Nee way man. I 'ave a reet normal wun. :hugesmile:

I used to have a Black Country accent but I have tried to get rid of it and talk better