I like British English better than American English

I totally dig your accent.

 

I know what bird means by Dense.

In Australia there is a huge debate on whether we should say Dense or Darnse.

I say darnse. I don't like sounding like a tool.

 

Thankies...

I Have Yet to hear Yours though...

 

i like the scottish accent the best

 

My English accent is even worse than a German English accent.

 

I never understand the Scottish. One time I had a Scottish guy, drunk ofcourse, talking to me all night. I just nodded and ignored him because I had no idea what he was talking about.

 

Yeah, scottish accents turn me on. Give me a gorgeous lass in a kilt any damn day.

 

Only guys wear kilts. HOMO!!!!1!

 

I know. I've just watched too many episodes of the simpsons.

 

Did you know that the Simpsons is the longest running cartoon show on television?

 

I Do Not Understand Scottish People...

Infact...The Futher up North People Live in Britain...The Harder it Becomes to Understand the Accent...

Although the Irish Accent is Nice...But Not the Raw Scottish Accents...Like Someone From the highlands...

And the Brummie Accent must be the the most Annoying...Sounds Like They Have an IQ of minus 1...


I Say Dance as 'Dan-ce...' Or When being Formal...'Darn-ce...'

 

I love Irish accents. I don't particularly like American accents.

 

I hate the southern (American) accent. I'm cursed with it and hate it. I love the scottish accent the best. Mmmmm

 

i love the southern, it's my favorite american accent. my husband's accent is oilfield texan, very sexy on him. it works, mainly because he's got sparkly blue eyes and smiles a lot.

russian is my favorite accent.

 

Yeah, i like the southern accent too, it is very humble and unpretentious (except when George bush does it). Russian accents are sexy and kind.

 

The American with the worst accent is Reba McIntyre...I can't stand listening to her.

 

I like how they spell Centre and Theatre like in French. And also I like how they spell favourite, behaviour, flavour, etc. and I'm totally turned on by the way they pronouce can't, almost like **** hahaha

 

dubya's accent isn't southern. it's texan. totally different.

 

i like to hear non-english speakers (french, germans, portuguese etc) speak english. it's almost as funny as hearing english speakers speaking other languages

 

I suppose I've always leaned more towards British English myself and I'm also on the 'Scottish accent is sexy' train. I've got strong ties to Eastern Canada and I suppose it's given me an ear to understanding drunken Scottish so that's never been a problem for me.

When some of the family from northern England visited though- Holy crap, I couldn't make out a single thing the kids were saying.

And chicks wear kilts - we just gotta be attatched to a set of pipes or a drum to justify it.