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-   -   Living with an Aussie - language (https://britishexpats.com/forum/barbie-92/living-aussie-language-688954/)

Dorothy Oct 10th 2010 10:40 pm
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by expatasia (Post 8910407)
What kind of women?
Desperate?

I personally go all weak in the knees for an Irish accent. The London one does nothing for me though.

Kelli28 Oct 10th 2010 10:50 pm
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Dorothy (Post 8910722)
Desperate?

I personally go all weak in the knees for an Irish accent. The London one does nothing for me though.
I like the Irish accent too although a cheeky smile and a cockney accent really turns me on.

Dorothy Oct 10th 2010 10:54 pm
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by kelli28 (Post 8910737)
I like the Irish accent too although a cheeky smile and a cockney accent really turns me on.
When we first started dating my husband thought I was Irish. I was born about 5 miles from him. Idiot! :rolleyes:

Kelli28 Oct 10th 2010 10:56 pm
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Dorothy (Post 8910746)
When we first started dating my husband thought I was Irish. I was born about 5 miles from him. Idiot! :rolleyes:
It must have Been love if you still married him after that! :lol:

Dorothy Oct 10th 2010 11:00 pm
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by kelli28 (Post 8910753)
It must have Been love if you still married him after that! :lol:
Not really. He knocked me up.

Kelli28 Oct 10th 2010 11:04 pm
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Dorothy (Post 8910761)
Not really. He knocked me up.
:rofl::rofl:

Were you drunk? He dosent sound like the type of man you would want to spermjack.

BadgeIsBack Oct 10th 2010 11:15 pm
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Dorothy (Post 8910722)
Desperate?

I personally go all weak in the knees for an Irish accent. The London one does nothing for me though.
The thing is there are many accents in London -
RP
Not quite so RP
Well spoken but not plummy..
Estuary
Full blown Essex
Genuine cockney
South London
Cheeky London

and that's before you get out of the M25!

all sorts...so many that some are identifiable but don't have a name...even actors on the Bill have London accents which probably lend themselves to stage school...or something...

Kelli28 Oct 11th 2010 2:10 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Officer Dibble (Post 8910092)
I've tried copying it back in the days of watching Byker Grove after school but always end up sounding Welsh. Love both accents.
I would love to hear you say "Ooh do tell" I always think it would sound really funny.:lol:

Officer Dibble Oct 11th 2010 2:15 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by kelli28 (Post 8911138)
I would love to hear you say "Ooh do tell" I always think it would sound really funny.:lol:
My accents not that strong anymore. :(

Kelli28 Oct 11th 2010 2:20 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Officer Dibble (Post 8911149)
My accents not that strong anymore. :(
I think that about mine too, but everyone else thinks its still really broad.

Bernieboy Oct 11th 2010 2:21 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by kelli28 (Post 8911152)
I think that about mine too, but everyone else thinks its still really broad.
That's yer arse NOT yer accent:eek:

Officer Dibble Oct 11th 2010 2:23 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly (Post 8911155)
That's yer arse NOT yer accent:eek:
Crikey, youre game. :rofl:

Bernieboy Oct 11th 2010 2:24 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Officer Dibble (Post 8911158)
Crikey, youre game. :rofl:
No retreat no surrender kinda idiot:D

Kelli28 Oct 11th 2010 2:27 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly (Post 8911155)
That's yer arse NOT yer accent:eek:
You would be at the right height for viewing!

Bernieboy Oct 11th 2010 2:33 am
Re: Living with an Aussie - language
 
Originally Posted by kelli28 (Post 8911165)
You would be at the right height for viewing!
:wub::wub:


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