Kampong Spooner wrote:Yeah. And aussie, i find that grating as well.

Samouth wrote:We should also talk about Australian accent. Recently i watched Australian Network a lot and i found it very interesting. I think i have met many Australian and i thought they have similar accent, but i was wrong actually. Aussies also have variety of accents.

The Add Jay wrote:Older British guys speak really cool english. They play on words Beautifully and put sentences together unlike any American can. Anybody from I guess Yorkshire or around the area of Sheffield seem to speak English the best.

Mid Western Americans speak a very pure form of English with zero accent.

Kampong Spooner wrote:I'm so glad I managed to rid myself of the terrible accent of south worcestershire (where brummie meets west country farmer). And the terrible grammar them thur yockels has.

It were focking shit lock. Ennit.

It still returns when very drunk or if speaking to a fellow native of the 3 counties of hereford, worcester and gloucester shires.

Luckily I got out at 18.

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Samouth wrote:We should also talk about Australian accent. Recently i watched Australian Network a lot and i found it very interesting. I think i have met many Australian and i thought they have similar accent, but i was wrong actually. Aussies also have variety of accents.

not many, most all speak the same unless theyre from perth on the west side (just regurgitating what other people have said, ive never been to the west side of oz) i think theres just 3 accents, the West Oz accent, the East Oz accent and the Bogan accent haha but when you account of the shear size of Oz (the size of the whole of europe pretty much) and the distances between cities, they all pretty much talk the same, i can drive 30minutes to the next city in england and they will have a complete different accent

Kampong Spooner wrote: