[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Wee shoe

wango tango, multiple, wango tango shgjskfbuisfb account.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

you and Joe sound the same, i'm particularly fond of your Irish accent though

We do not sound the same

-bops Niamh-

[Patrick]

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

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 .

[tmi]

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.

[Chuck]

Nadia's

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Absolute gibberish then that not one person can understand

Not that bad

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Wasn't she from Fife though?? That rings a bell?

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

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Josy

Not that bad



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.

[hannah.]

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

[Locke.]

You sound a bit like Ozzy Osbourne when you talk

[Alf]

an up narth accent

eye by gum and all that malarky

[Marsh.]

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

[patsylimerick]

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!)

[lostalex]

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.

[hannah.]

Originally Posted by Locke.

You sound a bit like Ozzy Osbourne when you talk

hahaha shut up!