retired_jdupont

I have Carioca accent. :cool:

As for accents, when it comes to Portuguese langauge I like the Minas Gerais and the Rio Grande do Sul ones. Accents from São Paulo's countryside are pretty annoying sometimes.

When it comes to English, I like the accents from Texas, Southern US and to a lesser extent Ireland too.

retired_pneeru

Not that strong, just a bit of a manc twang to it.

Scouse obviously the worst

retired_mrszip

East Midlands ftw.

Pretty much what foxmad said without the duck and love.

retired_pneeru

You say that as if you expect everyone to know what it is.

retired_princesspouty

Women with soft Edinburgh accents.

Or Sarah Beeney's accent which I guess is well-spoken home counties.

retired_calli240

You say that as if you expect everyone to know what it is. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Is it a sing-along voice?

retired_jdupont

You say that as if you expect everyone to know what it is. </BLOCKQUOTE>


Carioca = from Rio de Janeiro

retired_princesspouty

I don't even know what mine is, bog-standard Southern - but it drifts into cockernee at times.

retired_Frappin'

Fwiw I really like how Kate Nash talks, could listen to her all day.

cbhoyhern

Ive never met anyone that's said duck or love to me around the East Mids, must be looking in the wrong places. Leicester doesn't seem to have one single accent above others, many different twangs rolled into one.

I was told on saturday that I have a bit of a weird one, born and then raised in different places has led me to say certain words/sayings in different ways.