Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Silly Sod
(Post 4545149)
Snot fair!! Hardly anyone ever comments on my accent and I live in the mid-west. Bar stools!!!! So far I have had one fairly hot chick (by which I mean under 40 without a bleach blond hairdoo and not quite enough make-up to sink a battleship) say 'I love your accent, I could listen to it all.....night (wuff!!!), one old gal and one supersize girl at Cracker Barrell who said I sound just like Austin Powers. Austin bleedin Powers???!!?? I am from Manchester for god sake.
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Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Irn-bru
(Post 4545484)
As another poster said it'd have to be Scottish or a 'nice' English accent for people to say "I luv your accent" ;) :p ;) :D
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Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Silly Sod
(Post 4545149)
Snot fair!! Hardly anyone ever comments on my accent and I live in the mid-west. Bar stools!!!! So far I have had one fairly hot chick (by which I mean under 40 without a bleach blond hairdoo and not quite enough make-up to sink a battleship) say 'I love your accent, I could listen to it all.....night (wuff!!!), .
I tend to get complimented often ;) Mined ewe I also regularly get the 'huh, wotchootalkingaboutwillis' look too sometimes:lol: Must be my West Cundry accent:ohmy: :ohmy: |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Irn-bru
(Post 4545484)
As another poster said it'd have to be Scottish or a 'nice' English accent for people to say "I luv your accent" ;) :p ;) :D
I think he started backing slowly away... |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Tracym
(Post 4546530)
Some woman told my fiance "oh I just looooove your accent, I could eat it up with a spoon!"
I think he started backing slowly away... although i think that is quite nice to hear, never heard it before. |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4546343)
A nice Yorkshire accent gets compliments all the time.
Ayup :) :thumbsup: |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Elvira
(Post 4546719)
I'm sure it does, Sweetheart - but how do you make yourself understood? :confused:
Ayup :) :thumbsup: I actually have more trouble with some of the Scottish accents (not my honey's thankfully). I also remember my elderly neighbor - "Oh, you should hear the Scottish guy next door. Can't understand a word he says, but we LOVE to listen to him" - following by delighted cooing of the young women she was speaking to. He also can speak French, so was always pested to speak French to the girls. So he smiled sweetly and gently taught them the most horrendous insults, which of course sounded lovely. I hope noone takes those phrases back to their high school French teachers. I think one involved anatomically impossible acts with chickens... |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Tracym
(Post 4546730)
lolol ...He also can speak French, so was always pested to speak French to the girls. So he smiled sweetly and gently taught them the most horrendous insults, which of course sounded lovely. I hope noone takes those phrases back to their high school French teachers. I think one involved anatomically impossible acts with chickens...
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Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4543865)
I can be anything you would like me to be..... :kiss: :kiss:
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Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Elvira
(Post 4546757)
Well, anyone who doesn't like the way I talk can baiser mon cul... :p
I'll ask my "translater" later today :) |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Tracym
(Post 4546799)
lol I unfortunately do NOT speak French - other than one phrase I suspect I shall never use ;)
I'll ask my "translater" later today :) :) |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Elvira
(Post 4546813)
Or you could just read Vanity Fair! :rofl: (the novel, not the magazine...)
:) |
Re: British accents
Originally Posted by neil
(Post 4546779)
OK, can you be a surrogate grandmother for me?
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Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4546968)
Obviously it will be a very difficult task for me...but as you obviously need nurturing...I will do my very best.:kiss:
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Re: British accents
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 4546343)
A nice Yorkshire accent gets compliments all the time.
(I now will admit to having no clue what a Manchester accent sounds like :lol: ) |
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