British, Australian, and some smooth Southern (as in American Southern) accents.
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Question of the Day - Thursday October 2
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I have had conversations with people who have a very different and much heavier accent, they must have been from Northern England. At first I had a hard time understanding them but I acclimated to it very quickly and was able to understand them. Of course I still didn't understand some of the slang expressions and would have to ask for an explanation. I'm sure they thought that was funny.LOLI guess they thought we talk like what they see in films or how the Queen speaks.
The cockney accent that Londoner's talk with, I think is one of the nicer British accents compared to some of the more northern British accents. ( sorry, if any Brits from Northern England are reading this)
British and Australian. But I also love to hear the Island accents --- Jamaica, etc. Guess it's because we hear them so much on our cruise.
I like accents I can understand!!
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I've got a couple of Russian friends and I really love to hear them talk. It's strange, I can hear the Russian accent whether they are talking in English or in Japanese.
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Oh yes! My aunt is Russian, and I like their accents too.
you should hear them speak Hebrew.
French! I adore listening to French accents and I'm so surprised I'm the only one who mentioned it.
I'm amazed at the the people who like Australian accents! I don't really have one as I was sent off to 'art of speech' classes at an early age and sound sort of British.
I'm amazed at the the people who like Australian accents! I don't really have one as I was sent off to 'art of speech' classes at an early age and sound sort of British.
