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Lee. · 30-03-2011, 10:01 AM

Now I thought Karly's accent was embarrassing!

Oh god.. where are you from again Pyramid??

If I have offended you too, then I'm sorry!

ChristmasNeeve · 30-03-2011, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Claymores

I knew it was a mistake to say anything on this thread!!!

Apols to any Aberdonians offended! Of the East-Coasters I'd gladly say Fife is worse and disgusting!!!!!!!! (I did not include Weegieland there Josy!)

well, only one of my cousins has a proper Scottish accent cos they lived in France for years before that so the older ones have a non de-script accent

ChristmasNeeve · 30-03-2011, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Let's be honest: regardless of where you come from: there are areas that people speak properly - and will have a more refined accent - and other areas within the same cities, those who have been brought up to use the local venacular, local slang, mispronunciations - which add to the 'chav / weegie / ned' sound. Doesn't matter if it's Scotland, Ireland, Wales or England - it's applies all the same.

Yeah, that's true, even the county I live in has a handful of different accents, like you could tell if someone was from the Northside or Southside of the city or if they were from the country

Pyramid* · 30-03-2011, 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by happyland

Now I thought Karly's accent was embarrassing!

Oh god.. where are you from again Pyramid??

If I have offended you too, then I'm sorry!

Mixed bag me..... originally from Coatbridge - spent many years abroad, now back in North Lanarkshire. I'm told by English friends and work colleagues that I have a posher accent than some from the same area - probably due to being abroad for so many years.

Like Josy, when i hear myself via recordings or watching back presentations, vids etc: I think I sound ned-ish - yet others say I have a strong accent but it's not rough sounding (if that makes sense!!). I still think it's not soft enough!

Lee. · 30-03-2011, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Mixed bag me..... originally from Coatbridge - spent many years abroad, now back in North Lanarkshire. I'm told by English friends and work colleagues that I have a posher accent than some from the same area - probably due to being abroad for so many years.

Like Josy, when i hear myself via recordings or watching back presentations, vids etc: I think I sound ned-ish - yet others say I have a strong accent but it's not rough sounding (if that makes sense!!). I still think it's not soft enough!

Yeah, that makes sense.. I don't think I have a strong accent, but I'm sure to non-Scottish folks, I do.

I don't spound like this though..

Youtube video

Claymores · 30-03-2011, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Let's be honest: regardless of where you come from: there are areas that people speak properly - and will have a more refined accent - and other areas within the same cities, those who have been brought up to use the local venacular, local slang, mispronunciations - which add to the 'chav / weegie / ned' sound. Doesn't matter if it's Scotland, Ireland, Wales or England - it's applies all the same.

But it is using things in appropriate social situations I was trying to describe Pyramid - in workplace, I speak 'posh' and 'proper' - in a sh*thole in Methil for the football I speak badmouth. Difficult to make the switchover!

I'm never sure if that makes me a situation "*****" that I can do it?

Lee. · 30-03-2011, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Claymores

But it is using things in appropriate social situations I was trying to describe Pyramid - in workplace, I speak 'posh' and 'proper' - in a sh*thole in Methil for the football I speak badmouth. Difficult to make the switchover!

I'm never sure if that makes me a situation "*****" that I can do it?

It sure does!

I talk the same regardless of my surroundings. If people don't like it they can go and take a running jump!

Pyramid* · 30-03-2011, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Claymores

But it is using things in appropriate social situations I was trying to describe Pyramid - in workplace, I speak 'posh' and 'proper' - in a sh*thole in Methil for the football I speak badmouth. Difficult to make the switchover!

I'm never sure if that makes me a situation "*****" that I can do it?

Are you inferring that I have my polite working tone voice, my posh telephone voice??

lol...... Course I do.

when back with the natives - 3 guesses what tends to happen!!

We are both situation *****s!!! (Damn, wish I got some of the *****dom as much as the situation!!!). Mucky lol !!

Claymores · 30-03-2011, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by happyland

Now I thought Karly's accent was embarrassing!

Oh god.. where are you from again Pyramid??

If I have offended you too, then I'm sorry!

Karly was pure Methilhill - EXCELLENT that a 'normal' person got in the house - pure housing estate - then my ears hurt to hear her voice on TV because we are not so used to extreme regional accents on the tele!

Pyramid* · 30-03-2011, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Claymores

Karly was pure Methilhill - EXCELLENT that a 'normal' person got in the house - pure housing estate - then my ears hurt to hear her voice on TV because we are not so used to extreme regional accents on the tele!

Pure Dead Brilliant, by the way, Man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0JlmpHywus

dont fink my fings wurkin' ...basa.

Youtube video

ChristmasNeeve · 30-03-2011, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Claymores

Karly was pure Methilhill - EXCELLENT that a 'normal' person got in the house - pure housing estate - then my ears hurt to hear her voice on TV because we are not so used to extreme regional accents on the tele!

I actually really liked her accent

Claymores · 30-03-2011, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

I actually really liked her accent

hahahahaha - that is my native area - still where I still go back to watch East Fife - sorry if if was as offensive to you :-)

Pyramid* · 30-03-2011, 10:29 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMnKP...eature=related

Parliamo Glasgow.... !!!

Claymores · 30-03-2011, 10:31 AM

Hey Pyramid - "Oh the Glasgae Banter" (Chewin)

Pyramid* · 30-03-2011, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Claymores

Hey Pyramid - "Oh the Glasgae Banter" (Chewin)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khrpy...eature=related Taysiders in space!!

PSML AT THIS!!!!!! I can't even understand half of it!!!

ChristmasNeeve · 30-03-2011, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Claymores

hahahahaha - that is my native area - still where I still go back to watch East Fife - sorry if if was as offensive to you :-)

lol, why would it be? it's not my accent, I just like it!

Enid · 30-03-2011, 11:13 AM

Scouse. It's so whiney and irritating.

Merry Mockmas · 30-03-2011, 09:20 PM

i dont get why people think the brummie accent is so bad,but then i was born in birmingham lol.

the accents i find annoying are.

1.scousers
2.manchester people
3.yorkshire
4.new york accent
5.welsh
6.glasgow accent
7.all the irish accents

im sorry if i offended anybody on here,but thats how jedward fever sees it.

_Seth · 30-03-2011, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by happyland

Just the Scottish in general??

That's like somebody saying they dislike the English accent! Look at how many regional variations there are!

You can't compare the likes of an Edinburgh accent with an Aberdonian one.. And I'm really sorry if there is any shee.. Aberdonians here, but to me they ARE one of the worst!

All Scottish seem the same to me.

Lee. · 31-03-2011, 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Phlip

All Scottish seem the same to me.

Well they're not

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