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#17
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Don't forget the Bristol 'L'. For the unitiated some words have an 'L' worked into the end (ie, I comes from a nice aereal). I love listening to Little Britain's Vicky Pollard and recognise some of the places she(he) mentions (Fishponds, Staple 'ill) - yer, but no, but!
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Don't forget the Bristol 'L'. For the unitiated some words have an 'L' worked into the end (ie, I comes from a nice aereal). I love listening to Little Britain's Vicky Pollard and recognise some of the places she(he) mentions (Fishponds, Staple 'ill) - yer, but no, but!
#22
Born in Preston, moved every 3 years until I was 34. Now 4 years in Perth is the longest I have lived anywhere my whole life. Sound a little northern, ie. I say BATH not BARTH.
#23
Im from Northern Ireland too same as jen but i lived in a wee town called rostrevor in co/down and i still have my thick irish accent and never want to loose it hubby is thicker lol
#24
Worcestershire/Warwickshire border for me. Worked in Birmingham for a good while and then Wales, Wiltshire, Berkshire, and a few other places. So I've got a brummie twang with a mix of lots of other accents including now a spot of Aussie creeping in!
And I say GRASS not GRARSS. DANCE not DARNCE. PINT O'BEER not a WHITE WINE SPRITZER!
And I say GRASS not GRARSS. DANCE not DARNCE. PINT O'BEER not a WHITE WINE SPRITZER!
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#26
born and bred in the South Uist in the Western Isles of Scotland, then lived in Glasgow for the last 6 odd years before we came here! 
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