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Question for the British people.......
*Jamal*:
--- Quote from: Mauzip a.k.a. Your Great Example on January 11, 2005, 05:35:06 PM ---yeah british people people really need to learn how to speak cause nobody can understand them
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Dutch people sound like they're trying to speak German while chewing shit.
bez:
As Seer said its all regional.
The main accents are:
Brummy: Birmingham
Manc: Manchester
Scouse: Liverpool
Cockney: London
Wooly back: Which is like peeps from the country and shit, farmers accents.
Then ya got Irish and Scottish which too have their regional accents but I dont know em. I dont really try to talk in deep scouse cos its very hard to understand. I try to speak in a tone which is understand to everyone, but I bet you could still guess where I was from in a second if you was speaking to me face to face.
BigBDrugStores:
i herd somewhere that brittish people dont wash their assess
*Jamal*:
--- Quote from: Bez on January 11, 2005, 06:14:26 PM ---I try to speak in a tone which is understand to everyone
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I see...
Don Seer:
--- Quote from: 5th. on January 11, 2005, 05:24:13 PM ---Now heres a question. I have trouble understanding what some British dudes say. Do ya'll have trouble understanding American accents
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another silly Q... like i already said... SOME american accents are really easy to understand.. some arent. the same thing applies to british ones.
whats funny is foriegners (not just americans) always say they're donig a "british accent" when they're really doing a funny east london / cockney accent.. we find that shit funny too. to us americans sound dry/sarcastic all the time.
for example.. you speak to Me, Rud or Nino/Que on the phone we sound very different.
People say I dont have a strong accent.. but i'm from a rural ish place.. Bez would expect me to sound "wooly back" but i dont :P you might get the odd slip from me.. but not often.
Rud has a strong-ish northern accent since he's from near bolton (not far from manchester)
Nino has a London ish sounding accent.. although he now lives even further west than I do..
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