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Old 18-06-2006, 01:43 PM #25
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Originally posted by Edwin
richard - canadian
mikey - liverpudlian
glyn - welsh
imogen - welsh
lisa - manunian (or however you spell it)
nikki - just trying to be upper class

THEY NEED TO PUT SUBTITLES ON MORE OFTEN, i can barely understand what these people are saying? does anyone else have the same problem?
I have no trouble understanding people, except Mikey when he mumbles - but that's mumbling, not an accent.

Nikki's the easiest to understand because she's always over-enunciating (and I'll leave the upper class comment alone, since it's already established that she's not doing that)

I have to make a comment on your listing of accents, though.
Richard doesn't exactly have a "Canadian" accent - it's more like he's trying to affect some British inflections, but running it all through a Bette Davis filter.

And don't forget Susie's fake posh accent. You KNOW she didn't talk like that as a child. She probably picked it up when she started trying to marry a rich man.
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