EM2
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No-one is wanting to be the Dutch like me?
Oh man, crazy!
Oh man, crazy!
No-one is wanting to be the Dutch like me?
Oh man, crazy!
If I were to change it would be Geordie
Funny enough, although I'm welsh, I don't have the strongest welsh accent in all fairness, but when I used to work with a colleague who had a proper full on welsh accent, I'd speak in the accent as well. Strange!
If I could have any accent, australian or south african I think
Wow! I have my own unique accent!
I'd find that a bit scary tbh
No-one is wanting to be the Dutch like me?
Oh man, crazy!
ill be dutch with you if it makes ya feel better
shmoke and a pancake?
Now then, having heard you giving advice to a passenger some time in early August (if I'd realised it was you at the time I'd have said hello but I didn't ) you have a reasonably well definable accent
HSTfan mentioned drifting into a welsh accent. A few years back, a friend of mine who was about 17 moved from Yorkshire to Pontypool - around six months to a year later he came back up for a wedding do, and his accent was a bizarre mix of Yorkshire and Welsh!
and his accent was a bizarre mix of Yorkshire and Welsh!
I'd have a Nigerian accent on a white guy
I'd have a Nigerian accent on a white guy
Mmmmm....a Birmingham accent on a West Indian is even funnier.
On TV a few years ago the was a West Indian comedian, Charlie Brown (?), he had the broadest Yorkshire accent you could imagine!
3)Scottish. as I am half scottish this has nothing to do with it but I like it very much dont know why though!.
How can you want a "Scottish" accent - that's like saying "I'd like an English accent"?!
Eh? You are aware that Scotland and England are two different countries and that we do have our own ways of speaking, right?
Away an' boil yer heed!
He was meaning that there is no specific Scottish or English accent.
Aye yer on the baw you are