Is your accent?

[Smiffy]

Shopping malls
Retail outlets
back yard
check it out
rent a movie
color
store

I could go on

Please don't

 

[bobmac]

Shopping malls
Retail outlets
back yard
check it out
rent a movie
color
store

I could go on

Please don't

Whatever
Skedule
Four par
Cart bags
staycation
fries

I could go on

 

[Smiffy]

I could go on

And you most probably will Bob. You most probably will

 

[UpminsterGas11]

Born and bred Bristolian, but moved to London when i was 25, but despite living in the south east for 16 years people here still refer to my 'farmers' accent, and when i go home to Bristol, my old mates say i sound like a cockernee, i can't win.

 

[chrisd]

Apparently I have a little bit of a Sourf Lunnon accent - not surprising as I spent my formative years in Fort Neaf.

You and me to Roger! not a million miles from the Ponds

I was in Canada a year or two back and they thought that HID and I were decended from royalty with our accents !


Chris

 

[Leftie]

I could go on

Please don't


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I could go on and on and on and on

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You're welcome.

Have a nice day

 

[G1BB0]

Northern, with tinge of southern when I swear due to living down sarf for the last 10 years

 

[AnnaCurtis]

Hmmm born in London and grew up in Devon but don't have a farmer accent. Or a London accent. Just southern I guess!

 

[bobmac]

Hmmm born in London and grew up in Devon but don't have a farmer accent. Or a London accent. Just southern I guess!

That's not what I've heard

Welcome to the forum

 

[Aztecs27]

It's a shame in a few years time we'll all be speaking American

I heard a BBC news person say "loo tenant" instead of "left tenant" the other day when referring to a British lieutenant in a war zone.

I've never understood how "lieutenant" can be pronounced "leftenant". I appreciate that it's the correct way to say it, but I dont' get it.

 

[GB72]

My accent is pretty neutral, born in Windsor but moved to Rutland when I was 11 so never really had a southern accent. Have lived in the East Midlands pretty much ever since but have avoided calling people 'Me Duck' and things like that.

 

[Basher]

Do you take a bath or a barth?
Is your packed lunch known as snap, bait or jock?

Same country, different language.

 

[Ethan]

Northern Ireland accent here too.

 

[bluenose10]

Brummie for me!!!!