How do you speak?

Question

What accent do you have? Irish, scots, northern, cockney, jafaikan, northern, "proper", "chavvy" (not meaning to offend, it's just a way of speaking), foreign...

shutyerfaceup: lol, jafaikan (dunno if that's how it's spelt) is when English people have that strange kid of "YAH MAN!" accent which sounds like they want to be Jamaican.

Answer 1

well doll ... if you read this in a braod scots accent then you could imagine how i sound..

hows yersel ya wee darilin darlin ye?
am sound as a pound ... gawn gee,s a wee kiss in the coupin n watch how ye go ther darlin xx

geo x

Answer 2

I am from london so I have a southern accent but not a cockney one. I have been living in Liverpool for nine months now and I feel like I speak another language sometimes as people up north never understand me!

Answer 3

English

Answer 4

A well spoken South East english accent with a drawn out irish softening of the vowels and the use of the irish sayings in everyday speach. People I meet in UK think it is really nice but I don't notice any difference

Answer 5

English, London

Answer 6

Actually English is not my native language and I have been listening to learn for so long that I can mostly just imitate the accent I hear... but when I have no example.... I go square Dutch.... it is an accent you can lean against....

Answer 7

I have a North London accent. It's similar to cockney but with more H's

Answer 8

A real Lancashire accent

Answer 9

I speak a mixture of with a mixture Brooklyn and Long Island accents-- so that the word coffee usually sounds like cawfee.

Answer 10

Irish
but being from Belfast I'm told
i speak Belfast slang which is
hard for people not from N Ireland
to understand