hake: You spam that forum too?

Get a life.

I have a fairly broad London accent (lived most of my life there). Non-Londoners would call it cockney, but to most East-Londoners my accent is probably nothing like cockney.

Seeing as I now live in Nottingham (East-Midlands) I would imagine my accent will slightly change. Although I don't say "Ey op, me dook" ("Hello, my duck" - quirky Midlands thing) yet.

I spent a lot of time a few years ago in chat rooms and subsequently calling some American and Canadian women (don't ask) - Most said they loved my accent but that's not surprising, because it's different.

The rest just couldn't understand me at all, hehe.

My favourite accent would have to be a "Sean Connery" Scottish accent. There are some broader Celtic accents that I can't stand, but most of them are very easy on the ear - Except Welsh - I hate that dialect.

I would of made a funnier thread but nooo. hake:

New York accent.

I have a Boston accent. Generally I don't pronounce my Rs. And yes, when visiting relatives in some other part of the country they do have me say "Park the car in the Harvard yard", which, when said by myself, comes out to something like this - "Paak the caa in the Havad yaaad."

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By the way Unknown Sniper, which city in Mass do you live?

Newfoundland accent.

It's kind of a mix of irish and scottish...but us Newfoundlanders have a dialect all our own.

Min' now, ye 'angishores wount know nutting 'bout dat now would ye, ya buncha jeezus sleeveens! biggrin:

I have a slight pittsburgh accent

This link explains everything...

http://www.sesraw.com/Birdra/pitt.htm

WTF is a heavy British accent?

There's about a million different accents in brit.

As long as its not a spitting language, it can be pretty sexy, except maybe spanish, I am a bit worn out on that one.

In my younger days, I have been known to fall for "drunken country bimbo". ( awaits ed's reply)

freak:

[quote="Sicilian_Summers":f5c0d]I have a Boston accent. Generally I don't pronounce my Rs. And yes, when visiting relatives in some other part of the country they do have me say "Park the car in the Harvard yard", which, when said by myself, comes out to something like this - "Paak the caa in the Havad yaaad."

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By the way Unknown Sniper, which city in Mass do you live?[/quote:f5c0d]
I dont live in mass. I did for a summer. I lived in three rivers right next to palmer. Now I live in NH

taken from ktogs link

[quote:cd277]Pop - Pepsi, Coke, etc.[/quote:cd277]

So upstate New Yorkers arnt the only ones to say pop?

We have nothing now...no regional dialect, no wierd words,nothing...oOo:

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":a1514]WTF is a heavy British accent?

There's about a million different accents in brit.[/quote:a1514]austin powers:goldmember
that scene in goldmembers pen
austin:if your ging to speak english in front of the girls at least speak english english

British accent: 'geordie' (north-east england)
eg-Newcastle Brown Ale
not a thick one but people notice it.
especially here in america, jeez the amount of times I've been asked where I'm from, I'm serious tho, the chicks dig it 4 REeaLz. Ydiss don't come to america if you know you couldn't resist temptation, girls throw themselves at ya, sometimes making a mess on the windshield

I can help you with that. angel:

[quote="mr.miyagi":a5550]British accent: 'geordie' (north-east england)
eg-Newcastle Brown Ale
not a thick one but people notice it.
especially here in america, jeez the amount of times I've been asked where I'm from, I'm serious tho, the chicks dig it 4 REeaLz. Ydiss don't come to america if you know you couldn't resist temptation, girls throw themselves at ya, sometimes making a mess on the windshield[/quote:a5550]

lol. I'm omw, just don't tell the missus biggrin: