1 Irish 2 Geordie(deffo only on females) 3 French 4 Russian 5 Welsh
Heard a lass speaking with an Irish lilt tonight... lovely!
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1 Irish 2 Geordie(deffo only on females) 3 French 4 Russian 5 Welsh
Heard a lass speaking with an Irish lilt tonight... lovely!
Nice pins an all![]()
I hope you mean proper Irish BTW, cos our lasses sound hideous.
NOOLigan wrote: mid atlantic posh english french educated australian welsh
Midatlantic?!?!?!
As a girl who had to train herself out of a midatlantic accent: WTF?!?!?!??!?!
;)
ChrissMari wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: mid atlantic posh english french educated australian welsh
Midatlantic?!?!?!
As a girl who had to train herself out of a midatlantic accent: WTF?!?!?!??!?!
;)
it is an opinion, not a prescription.
just how would you describe your accent now?
NOOLigan wrote: mid atlantic posh english french educated australian welsh
educated australian?
surely an oxymoron? ![]()
NOOLigan wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: mid atlantic posh english french educated australian welsh
Midatlantic?!?!?!
As a girl who had to train herself out of a midatlantic accent: WTF?!?!?!??!?!
;)
it is an opinion, not a prescription.
just how would you describe your accent now?
Fucked hahaha...hodgepodge but maybe it comes outta the mix as Canadian. I speak a lot more slowly now than I used to (speaking super fast is a staple of the midatlantic accent) Canadians and the English couldn't understand me. Let alone people from other parts of the US... fucking southerners especially
Some words if I'm not careful come out as awww. Like Lawwng Island. Or Tawwk or something like that. Overall it's just a planish American accent with *flair*.
NOOLigan wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
NOOLigan wrote: mid atlantic posh english french educated australian welsh
Midatlantic?!?!?!
As a girl who had to train herself out of a midatlantic accent: WTF?!?!?!??!?!
;)
it is an opinion, not a prescription.
just how would you describe your accent now?
hahaha...hodgepodge but maybe it comes outta the mix as Canadian. I speak a lot more slowly now than I used to (speaking super fast is a staple of the midatlantic accent) Canadians and the English couldn't understand me. Let alone people from other parts of the US... f*in southerners especially
Some words if I'm not careful come out as awww. Like Lawwng Island. Or Tawwk or something like that. Overall it's just a planish American accent with *flair*.
Girls accents are the nicest in South Manchester - getting progressively less sexy with every mile radius from that point.
A Diamond a Dozen wrote: Girls accents are the nicest in South Manchester - getting progressively less sexy with every mile radius from that point.
How's a fallowfield accent for ya then?
You can phone me any time ![]()
But really, your gonna favour girls that sound like the ones you grew up with, aren't you?
Assuming early experiences with the laydees were positive ones?
What do the burds think, what kind of voice do you like on a man?
A Diamond a Dozen wrote: You can phone me any time
But really, your gonna favour girls that sound like the ones you grew up with, aren't you?
Assuming early experiences with the laydees were positive ones?
What do the burds think, what kind of voice do you like on a man?
Where did you grow up? and when did you move?
From Curious of Manchester
Used to love Oirish accents in me yoof. Wouldn't touch them with a bargepole now.
Had a mate who dated a French bird. He was from Brizzle. She learned most of her 'English' from him. If you can call it that. They broke up maybe 10 years back but I still had a larf with his dad recently about how the ex used to say the word 'tomato'. Sexy. As. Fcuk.
Much more a tits & legs man these days, mind. ![]()
Minx wrote:
Where did you grow up? and when did you move?
From Some Nosey Manc
I'll never grow up.
Cheadle.
Eight years ago, for work (and to hear all the lovely hunnies).
To be considered for next week's list, look me up on Skype (pastor_fussycat).
Gnu Odor wrote:
- Sophia/Feline (as heard on the C2 podcasts)
Feline's lovely. But sounds way too much like a well-bred American. (Again, another oxymoron, surely?)
NORTHERN IRISH
Love it love love it love it. Went out with a burd from Limavady for five years but I loved it from way before then. Still love it now.
Weird innit? I wonder what attracts people to an accent. I never knew anyone from that neck of the woods. Just knew I loved the accent.
Indian, Spanish, American. But really they're all good. Its tempting to just name the few accents I don't like, but that would probably offend someone or other.
Basically, anything other than lawngisland, Baaston, or hillbilly redneck can be sexy
Minx wrote:
A Diamond a Dozen wrote: Girls accents are the nicest in South Manchester - getting progressively less sexy with every mile radius from that point.
How's a fallowfield accent for ya then?
looks like you live near my school Minx
Dam That River wrote:
Minx wrote:
A Diamond a Dozen wrote: Girls accents are the nicest in South Manchester - getting progressively less sexy with every mile radius from that point.
How's a fallowfield accent for ya then?
looks like you live near my school Minx
Don't accept a lift home from her...![]()
Christopher Owens wrote:
Dam That River wrote:
Minx wrote:
A Diamond a Dozen wrote: Girls accents are the nicest in South Manchester - getting progressively less sexy with every mile radius from that point.
How's a fallowfield accent for ya then?
looks like you live near my school Minx
Don't accept a lift home from her...
I won't ![]()
Dam That River wrote: I won't
Bollocks. At your age you should be accepting lifts home from every older woman going.
Especially ones in short skirts and big boots. ![]()
It's not till you get to my age that you're haunted by the flashbacks though. *shudder*
El Jarvo wrote:
Bollocks. At your age you should be accepting lifts home from every older woman going.
Especially ones in short skirts and big boots.
It's not till you get to my age that you're haunted by the flashbacks though. *shudder*
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