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I'd have to go with Irish!!!
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Quote by secretspice
Any type of accent turns me...absolutely drives me crazy~~
Especially when that voice is beckoning me to make love to her.
Mostly Scottish, or Irish, or Australian, but some English accents can get the heart pumping. BUT! it has to be from a lady person....guy accents don't do much for me. Example; Billie Piper or Kiera Knightley, could say anything she wanted to me and my jeans would get sticky....Hugh Grant...not so much.
Bostonian, New Yorker, or New Jersey accents along with all Southern (US) accents make people sound illiterate (TO ME!) BUT! again I have heard a few ladies (don't know where they were from) with a southern accent that I could listen to all night and into the morning.
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Bostonian, New Yorker, or New Jersey accents along with all Southern (US) accents make people sound illiterate (TO ME!) BUT! again I have heard a few ladies (don't know where they were from) with a southern accent that I could listen to all night and into the morning.
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Mostly Scottish, or Irish, or Australian, but some English accents can get the heart pumping. BUT! it has to be from a lady person....guy accents don't do much for me. Example; Billie Piper or Kiera Knightley, could say anything she wanted to me and my jeans would get sticky....Hugh Grant...not so much.
Bostonian, New Yorker, or New Jersey accents along with all Southern (US) accents make people sound illiterate (TO ME!) BUT! again I have heard a few ladies (don't know where they were from) with a southern accent that I could listen to all night and into the morning.
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If you're interested, I have lots of audios of my stories, read in my naughty Scottish tongue ;)
I've recorded audios for quite a few other writers on this site too...
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If you're interested, I have lots of audios of my stories, read in my naughty Scottish tongue ;)
I've recorded audios for quite a few other writers on this site too...
Is that like a, "I know a lassie a bonnie, bonnie lassie", type accent? Lol.
You can't beat a bit of naughty tongue, whatever the accent!
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Is that like a, "I know a lassie a bonnie, bonnie lassie", type accent? Lol.
You can't beat a bit of naughty tongue, whatever the accent!
My tongue is very naughty, dear ;)
Do feel free to take a listen (although, perhaps I need to write some which would be to your taste...)
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"and the southern girls with the way they talk, they knock me out when I'm down there"
Erm, what, exactly, are you doing down there?
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I think it would be Italian or South African, although a Welsh girl can always win me over. 
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I have a British accent but not the slang, men find it attractive in a way. I think the sexiest accent has to be Irish!
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Quote by SecretFeelings
I have a British accent but not the slang, men find it attractive in a way. I think the sexiest accent has to be Irish!
That sounds awfully nice, do I detect an ex pat?
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I always find it amusing when foreigners say they like 'the british accent'. Have you any idea how many accents there are in britain!!? There's a different accent for practically every city. I'm from yorkshire & we certainly don't sound like the typical posh london or cockney as seen on tv!!
Back to the question though. I love accents, my partner's Scottish I do love a Scottish accent - though do struggle to understand the western Scottish sometimes! I lived in North Eastern Scotland for a few years so I've ended up with a Scottish twang in mine! Love most of the american one's I've heard. I think one which grates on my the most though & I can't stand is a Scouser accent!! :/ (Sorry any Scousers out there! LOL)
Back to the question though. I love accents, my partner's Scottish I do love a Scottish accent - though do struggle to understand the western Scottish sometimes! I lived in North Eastern Scotland for a few years so I've ended up with a Scottish twang in mine! Love most of the american one's I've heard. I think one which grates on my the most though & I can't stand is a Scouser accent!! :/ (Sorry any Scousers out there! LOL)
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I always find it amusing when foreigners say they like 'the british accent'. Have you any idea how many accents there are in britain!!? There's a different accent for practically every city. I'm from yorkshire & we certainly don't sound like the typical posh london or cockney as seen on tv!!
Back to the question though. I love accents, my partner's Scottish I do love a Scottish accent - though do struggle to understand the western Scottish sometimes! I lived in North Eastern Scotland for a few years so I've ended up with a Scottish twang in mine! Love most of the american one's I've heard. I think one which grates on my the most though & I can't stand is a Scouser accent!! :/ (Sorry any Scousers out there! LOL)
I'm laughing, I'm a "scouser". Some people find it confusing. Say we talk in a bit of a rush. Slur our words too much. I grew up knowing that the term was more of a Liverpudlian. Heard the term scouser hear and there from my friends but thats it. I grew up as a child living in toxeth. Ever visited? And I remember my stepmother had more of an Bradford accent.
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as an English girl i have been around accents all my life. i fine a posh English accent a real turn OFF. cant stand it.
i love a slow cockney drawl (middle class London accent) i also love Australian, south African (especially dutch Afrikaner) and New Zealand accents. find them very sexy and a big turn on
i love a slow cockney drawl (middle class London accent) i also love Australian, south African (especially dutch Afrikaner) and New Zealand accents. find them very sexy and a big turn on
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I'm laughing, I'm a "scouser". Some people find it confusing. Say we talk in a bit of a rush. Slur our words too much. I grew up knowing that the term was more of a Liverpudlian. Heard the term scouser hear and there from my friends but thats it. I grew up as a child living in toxeth. Ever visited? And I remember my stepmother had more of an Bradford accent.
Oops! Sorry, hope I didn't offend you!! That term's used a lot round here for Liverpudlians! As for Toxeth, nope don't think I've been there, I've only been to Liverpool once or twice & no idea where exactly I was!
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Oops! Sorry, hope I didn't offend you!! That term's used a lot round here for Liverpudlians! As for Toxeth, nope don't think I've been there, I've only been to Liverpool once or twice & no idea where exactly I was!
I promise it is fine! I understand where you come from in that point of view. There will always be that accent/dialect that someone just can't understand
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I have a southern drawl, the Georgia variety. There are several different southern accents, and those bad imitations from Hollywood and TV aren't them.
I love Brit accents on women. You can throw in Aussie, Scottish, French, and most European accents too. I like 'em!
I love Brit accents on women. You can throw in Aussie, Scottish, French, and most European accents too. I like 'em!
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I always find it amusing when foreigners say they like 'the british accent'. Have you any idea how many accents there are in britain!!? There's a different accent for practically every city. I'm from yorkshire & we certainly don't sound like the typical posh london or cockney as seen on tv!!
We foreigners do realize there is more than one British accent, we just like (mostly) all of them.
I've always loved Russian accents too.
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I have a British accent but not the slang, men find it attractive in a way. I think the sexiest accent has to be Irish!
I've never heard of such a thing as a British accent!
*Spelling! I must have been tired*
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Quote by dpw
I've never ieare of such a thing as a British accent!
There are several aren't there? I'd like to know the regional differences, broken down smaller than just English, Welch, Scottish and so forth. I'm sure it's much more complicated, just as it is over here in the USA and Canada.
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There are several aren't there? I'd like to know the regional differences, broken down smaller than just English, Welch, Scottish and so forth. I'm sure it's much more complicated, just as it is over here in the USA and Canada.
That right you hose head, you know your stuff eh?
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That right you hose head, you know your stuff eh?
Who is calling who a hose head, you hoser? You're the Canadian. One of those that keeps plundering our hockey teams before we can even figure out what the hell 'icing' means. What does 'icing' mean? I attend hockey for the fights. Everytime my team scores I yell, "TOUCHDOWN!" I know, I know, the Canadian transplants give me a funny look. But I yell, "They've got Moosehead beer half off at the concession stand" and they take off running.
The problem with Canadians is that you never know they are Canadians, They are so sneaky. And you can't make them mad. I try pouring beer on their heads and 'WHAT?" They love it. Now I'm their best friend. Damn Canadians... you can't stay mad at them long either. Shit, we don't even guard the border with them.
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There are several aren't there? I'd like to know the regional differences, broken down smaller than just English, Welch, Scottish and so forth. I'm sure it's much more complicated, just as it is over here in the USA and Canada.
Haha, the problem is if I give a list of English accents someone will say "you forgot so and so". Well here are some:
Cockney is specificly the East End London accent.
London but with variations depending on where you're from. It's easy to know if you come from north or south of the river.
Brum is Birmingham, it's similar to but distinct from
Black Country which is the West Midlands.
Geordie from Newcastle which I have most difficulty understanding.
Scouse from Liverpook, just think Beatles!
West Country which is Devon and Somerset but is distinct from Cornish that's just from Cornwall.
East Anglian, that's Norfolk and Suffolk.
Mancunian from Manchester
Lancashire and Yorkshire are self explanatory.
Other people are free to add to the list.
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As long as she has a smooth, musical kind of voice ;)
I do like South African, various British (but not all), and oddly German haha
I do like South African, various British (but not all), and oddly German haha
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I LOVE women with accents! It's a huge turn on.
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