I love British and Irish accents.

PopeLeo said:

On a flippant note, I know one English woman who would love to force herself on one particular Irish bloke!

Talking of accents, the one accent that I find totally knicker-wettingly sexy is the Irish accent - closely followed by the Scottish

Lammastide said:

I didn't know!

the "a" sound is exactly like in australian!

minneapolisgenius said:

I know all the words to that song

purplehippieonthe1 said:

to me they all sounded real! yeah, the sydney and kiwi ones were quite convincing, the full on aussie one maybe a bit overdone

ZombieKitten said:

Hello gorgeous

Oh and American .....I really don't like the British accent

ocean said:

I actually really like Teacher's accent - swedish with a touch of posh english

and YOURS is hot young lady say chilly bin

ZombieKitten said:

I don't have an accent

ocean said:

ZombieKitten said:

How that part of the states came up with that accent, I'll never understand.

ZombieKitten said:

Really ....u can tell Im kiwi?...not many people pick it that much anymore lol

ZombieKitten said:

Actually that's not the first time I've heard that we Sydneysiders in particular have a particular accent I guess it's kinda like proper country people have an accent too

Natisse said:

I can't really tell a sydneyite, but once you get further up I can tell a brisvegan, and perthies have a more posh sound

ocean said:

yup

ZombieKitten said:

I can't tell any, apart from a country accent lol

ZombieKitten said:

It's funny because as I was watching it, I realized that I did too. They were stuffed somewhere in the back of my brain all this time.

Lammastide said:

Awesome, but from what I know, Toronto was off. They definitely have an accent but that wasn't it.

Oooh, I'll take a Scottish or Irish accent over any of them.

Boston accents grate on my last nerve.

ocean said:

ZombieKitten said:

I did at one time.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

what is a lord king bufu? I have wondered that ever since I was a little girl.

And I used to have a leather teddy - it was a koala made of kangaroo skin that I had compulsively rubbed the fur off in my sleep I always liked imagining moon unit was singing about him

PREDOMINANT said:

LOL! Very true! I can hardly tell a Rhyll accent from a scouse one..

Hearin someone wit a British accent argue and raise their voice makes me laugh. It just sounds like they're tryin too hard to sound mad. I can't stand to hear it for too long tho. British, Scottish, all the accents that sound similar, I have to force myself to listen.
I hate to hear the Australian accent --- (hey chilli! ) Oh how I loved Crocodile hunter but I had to mute my TV most times
The way I hear it, African Americans sound very different to Caucasian Americans. Even the 'proper speaking' black Americans sound very different, but I luv to hear the American accent. Wat I've noticed is that alot of the time, Americans tend to use "uhhh" in between words, especially when talkin about something important and I hate to hear that.
Can someone please tell me the difference between Canadian and American accents...cause I don't hear a difference!

Are there any West Indian/Caribbean accents y'all don't like to hear?
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JayJai said:

Nah, Jayjai, it's the other way 'round. I'd like to hear you talking, because I've never heard any accent from Grenada! Do you think it's possible for me to listen to something you had recorded or whatever
I'm just so curious about what it sounds like

ZombieKitten said:

One of the definitions of BUFU is Butt Fuck. I think that's the context she uses it in since she's talking about a male teacher that flirts with the boys.

I hope that you know that a leather teddy is a type of lingerie.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

I know that now when I was 12 I didn't

I love accents from other countries. I even like the "Bah-ston" & Brooklyn accents that many dislike. The only one I'm not too crazy about is a heavy Southern U.S accent.....but that's because I'm in the South. I don't have a heavy accent though. People from other parts of the country can pick up on it at times. It's a little heavier if I'm yelling though.

Always been a fool for Canadian and New England accents. Darn that ex from Boston!

British? Not so much. On occasion, southern belles' accents have been known to move me, too.