5 Responses to One Woman, 17 British Accents [Video]
Poor, poor poor poor, your accents are too light. #poor
I’m laughing at the suggestion that London has only one accent.
Agreed, also, you’ll find the more accent is now the blend of immigrant accents that is adopted by all, wonderfully termed Jafrican. Loving the northern accents though.
My ex husband was from Crewe but lived many years in Stoke-On-Trent. I loved his Crewe accent, but once in awhile he would put a long “o” in a word like booklet and then curse and say “Bloody Stokey accent!” Which of those that you did is closest to either of these?
As a Brummie (who now resides in the Black Country, now there’s an accent she should attempt!) I can say that Birmingham has quite a few different accents rather than the stereo-typical one portrayed here, which I have to say was quite a poor attempt.
Poor, poor poor poor, your accents are too light. #poor
I’m laughing at the suggestion that London has only one accent.
Agreed, also, you’ll find the more accent is now the blend of immigrant accents that is adopted by all, wonderfully termed Jafrican. Loving the northern accents though.
My ex husband was from Crewe but lived many years in Stoke-On-Trent. I loved his Crewe accent, but once in awhile he would put a long “o” in a word like booklet and then curse and say “Bloody Stokey accent!” Which of those that you did is closest to either of these?
As a Brummie (who now resides in the Black Country, now there’s an accent she should attempt!) I can say that Birmingham has quite a few different accents rather than the stereo-typical one portrayed here, which I have to say was quite a poor attempt.