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Which accent do you find most attractive? If the onbe you are not thinking of is not listed please comment your answer
| Southern | 12 | |
| Italian | 2 | |
| Spanish | 10 | |
| Australian | 20 | |
| Asian | 4 | |
| New York | 4 | |
| Boston | 1 | |
| Canadian | 3 | |
| African | 2 | |
| English | 39 | |
| German | 10 | |
| Scottish | 15 | |
| Italian | 6 | |
| French | 10 | |
| other | 24 |
You might as well split "southern" into each state. My accent is completely different from a Georgian accent, which is different from Kentucky. But I guess, unless you live in the region, it won't matter much LOL.
And Italian is on there twice.
Also the same should be done for "Asian" accents. Korean people would be insulted if you were to say they sounded just like Chinese people, and vise versa.
Yeah every state in the south has a unique dialect but it's all generally the same for someone who doesn't have the accent or for someone who isn't around it a lot. I know I didn't know the difference before I moved down south.
Yes! Don't you hate it when you see movies or tv shows with southern characters, but the actors aren't from the south and just do sort of a generic accent that nobody uses? The Walking Dead is full of that shit. Everybody is from like Sourth Virkengeorexasbamalina.
This poll has already been done:
http://isitnormal.com/poll/what-accent-do-you-find-the-most-attractive-106902/
It has better options in my opinion (less US-centric) :)
Well... you have New York and Boston as options (only 200 miles away from each other in the same corner of the same country).
Yet put Asian as an option (Asia is a continent with 4 BILLION inhabitants stretching 17,212,000 sq miles squared) and African as an option (Africa is a continent with 1 BILLION inhabitants stretching 11,668,599 sq miles).
I just think the other poll is more even. No hard feelings meant.
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They don't all say it that way, you know. Canada's a big place. Buckley says "abowt," and I don't know about other regions.
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I find scottish accent to be irristable. I can listen to someone with that accent talk all day.
British accents are pretty cool, but I have to say Buckley is awesome...I'll go for British and Canadian. I hate the way people talk where I live, though. They'll go "potatas" and I'll be thinking, we don't live THAT far south! They can't even say my name correctly.
I grew up around my Aunt Rosalind and her British husband who had an upper class accent. Not only did my brother and I think his accent was cool, he also used quaint phrases like, "To be sure..."
I LOVE Scottish accent it makes me asfasdgfagh even though I don't understand half of the sentence :D
And Italian people have hot accent when speaking english too~
Of the American accents, I like north eastern accents best. Of the British accents, pretty much anything northern. Of the rest of the world, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian, South African, Aussie, Kiwi, Japanese, and Welsh.
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Anyway i see most voters are British here.
We should get Dappled to open a second page and we do the accent tag list on it.
English. It's the smoothest and most enjoyable to listen to. Not ALL English accents, I'm very picky on which ones I truly enjoy.
French and Italian are a little too much for me and Scottish can get kind of annoying after a bit. I don't like most U.S. accents and I find mine the most tolerable. North West U.S., New York, and Philly accents get on my nerves. I could never live in any of those areas for fear of catching their dialect. Haha.
What about Irish on your list?
I love the way british people speak english. But I really don't like how native english speakers speak german. However if I have to choose my favorite english it's deffenetly british. I wish I could talk like that. Sadly, since I learned your language mostly from movies and the internet my english sounds very american.