they sound horrible to me, like a poor man's english accent, but with a little more twang. whenever I hear an aussie accent I cringe :x
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they sound horrible to me, like a poor man's english accent, but with a little more twang. whenever I hear an aussie accent I cringe :x
If AussieePet is anything to go by,then definitely not!
Michael0134567
She doesn't have an Australian accent. Must've gotten them mixed up then.Boy,do I feel dumb.Thank you.[QUOTE="Michael0134567"]
If AussieePet is anything to go by,then definitely not!
Pirate700
[QUOTE="Michael0134567"]
If AussieePet is anything to go by,then definitely not!
TheFallenDemon
Nah. The only accent I can't stand is when Russian speak English. It's particularly terrible on women. 22Toothpickslol I think its cool
lmao Glad I amuse you :D.[QUOTE="Michael0134567"]
If AussieePet is anything to go by,then definitely not!
Aljosa23
i like any accents i can hear besides mexican and such. or western. but eh thats idaho for yeah:lol:
Nah, they're alright, the only accent's that don't really do it for me are East Asian, and Middle Eastern. KlownMasterwell see I think its different. you are talking about people who dont speak the language, thats understandable. When it comes to English native speakers having funky/ugly accents, thats another thing
[QUOTE="Michael0134567"]
If AussieePet is anything to go by,then definitely not!
TheFallenDemon
no not really, its that British accent that makes me want to put a pistol in my mouth. The britsh accent on a girl instantly makes them unattractiveNengo_FlowWhich british accent?
Which british accent? There's technically no such thing as a British accent, right? There are different English, Scottish, and Welsh accents, but not really a British one, if I'm not mistaken.[QUOTE="Nengo_Flow"]no not really, its that British accent that makes me want to put a pistol in my mouth. The britsh accent on a girl instantly makes them unattractivetoast_burner
It's definitely not one of my favorites and it does grate on me at times, but I tend to get used to accents pretty quickly and don't notice them all that much after some initial interaction. Though when I worked in a vacation city and I used to run into Australians a lot more often, it did amuse me the way they seemed to find it impossible to end a conversation without tacking on a "no worries".
[QUOTE="toast_burner"]Which british accent? There's technically no such thing as a British accent, right? There are different English, Scottish, and Welsh accents, but not really a British one, if I'm not mistaken. You're correct. Even when people say English accent it confuses me, would you really say this guy has the same accent as the queen?[QUOTE="Nengo_Flow"]no not really, its that British accent that makes me want to put a pistol in my mouth. The britsh accent on a girl instantly makes them unattractivegamerguru100
There's technically no such thing as a British accent, right? There are different English, Scottish, and Welsh accents, but not really a British one, if I'm not mistaken. You're correct. Even when people say English accent it confuses me, would you really say this guy has the same accent as the queen? I stopped watching before the middle.[QUOTE="gamerguru100"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]Which british accent?
toast_burner
There's technically no such thing as a British accent, right? There are different English, Scottish, and Welsh accents, but not really a British one, if I'm not mistaken. You're correct. Even when people say English accent it confuses me, would you really say this guy has the same accent as the queen? So are there names for the various English accents?[QUOTE="gamerguru100"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]Which british accent?
toast_burner
[QUOTE="toast_burner"]You're correct. Even when people say English accent it confuses me, would you really say this guy has the same accent as the queen? So are there names for the various English accents? Yeah, I think so because of regional dialects.[QUOTE="gamerguru100"] There's technically no such thing as a British accent, right? There are different English, Scottish, and Welsh accents, but not really a British one, if I'm not mistaken. 22Toothpicks
[QUOTE="toast_burner"]Which british accent? There's technically no such thing as a British accent, right? There are different English, Scottish, and Welsh accents, but not really a British one, if I'm not mistaken. for people out side the UK, yall are all the same to us. watever, the point is the way people talk in Britain is annoying to the ears (whether its an accent or not)[QUOTE="Nengo_Flow"]no not really, its that British accent that makes me want to put a pistol in my mouth. The britsh accent on a girl instantly makes them unattractivegamerguru100
You're correct. Even when people say English accent it confuses me, would you really say this guy has the same accent as the queen?toast_burnerhahahaha what the hell did I just watch :lol: [QUOTE="22Toothpicks"] So are there names for the various English accents? Yeah, I know the main ones are Cockney (London), Brummie (Birmingham), Geordie (Newcastle), Scouse (Liverpool) and another one for Manchester but I can't remember its name.
[QUOTE="gamerguru100"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]Which british accent?There's technically no such thing as a British accent, right? There are different English, Scottish, and Welsh accents, but not really a British one, if I'm not mistaken. for people out side the UK, yall are all the same to us. watever, the point is the way people talk in Britain is annoying to the ears (whether its an accent or not)Is it because we don't talk as slow as you?Nengo_Flow
A little, but British is worse. Can hardly understand what they're even saying and they're speaking english lol.
I don't mind them at all, I quite like Australians, except one. And I don't mind the accents at all, sometimes a bit hard to understand but all in all not irritating to listen to. How can you have a 'poor man' accent? Accents do not cost money.XilePrincess
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