Your Least Favourite Accents ???

After hearing them Cunts today, they Rank High.

1, Brummie

2, Scouse.

3, Manc

It's only for a laugh

Welsh
Brummie
Bristolian

Cockney (well actually great swathes of the south)

Brummie

Northern Irish

Welsh.
London.
Newcastle.

Brummie
Cockney
Scouse


Sub. Welsh.

Scouse
Scots
Irish
Brum

Ulster,
Manc
 Scouse

I like accents

Spider Legs wrote:Scouse
Scots
Irish
Brum

Scottish.

Klingon

I'm quite keen on this topic so I'm gonna list several:

Wigan
Blackburn
Liverpool
Manchester
Northern Irish (my mouth sometimes aches for them)

I also dislike Andy Murray's accent.

I always find that accents are much more annoying in real life than on TV. I hear a lot of yank accents on the telly on films and whatnot and I don't mind it but the other week I needed to speak to Netflix customer services and the woman's American accent was incredibly irritating. Same with the Irish. There's a bloke lives near me and his accent is terrible yet when I hear the same one on TV it's ok. The exception are the scousers, whose accent is annoying on both counts.

I also don't like southern accents. It does my nut in when they pronounce A as Ar. For example, instead of saying 'bath', they pronounce it 'barth'.

Essex, cockney, Black Country and heavy Scouse - quite like a faint accent.

Accents don't bother me.

I'm more annoyed by the way kids talk nowadays and like, you know, everything sounds like it's a question?

So I went to the shops?

And I bought a pie?

And I ate it?

And it was yum?

Talk properly!!!!!!

I blame the Aussies with that upward inflection at the end of every sentence.

They don't say and it was yum? 

They say it was mint?

I don't like male south Welsh accent (female is different)
Wigan (although it's more a different language than accent)
Southampton/Portsmouth area.

This how we do



Get me fam.

Hate brummie and Scouse can't stand cockney either. 

I like the Irish and Scottish accent on a woman.

The Scottish accent is repulsive, especially on a woman.

Don't different parts of Scotland have different accents? 

It's like these Americans that say they like an English accent, they have obviously never heard anyone from Wigan.