Accents , Which Is The One You Dislike The Most And The One You Like?

[Bobbisox1]

I like the Liverpudlian accent , the Scottish accent but not the Glaswegian one, the southern Irish one but not keen on the very Brum one, like the West Country ooh rah ooh rah and the Bristolian one

[gulliver1]

Can well remember talking to a Geordie who said he was married to "anhorse" I thought he had married a horse but he meant.. a nurse . Ha ha.

[retrocop]

Very whimsical gully.
My wife , ex nurse, not quite as amused as I was.

[DTCwordfan]

sorry if I misread that then!

[gulliver1]

17.54 Apologies to you wife. No offence meant.

[retrocop]

Lol None taken. :-)

[Cloverjo]

My Geordie friend asked at a bar for three Cokes. He was given three corks.
Still makes me laugh

[Arksided]

by eck love I avent' had best answer for a while.
Thank you petXx

[Bobbisox1]

CJ I remember years ago on the I.O.W and I asked for a coke, the barman was so intrigued by my accent he asked me to ‘ say it again’ and called his mare across, talk about being embarrassed :0)

[Bobbisox1]

Haha, his mare??? Pre text
His mate

[ToraToraTora]

When I was a student I worked in a pub and this Scotsman came in one day and asked for "Peanut butter"! I got him to repeat it several times until finally, with him getting ever more irritated, I figured out he was saying "pint of Bitter"!

[ToraToraTora]

^^^ I have learned a lot since then I am now fluent in Scot!

[Barsel]

I only understand Mancunian.

[ladybirder]

I get asked a lot where my accent's from. Having lived in the Midlands, Monmouthshire, Surrey, East Sussex, North Yorkshire and SW London I don't think I've got one.

[Arksided]

[Togo]

"Peanut butter"

That made me laugh TTT. Was it Rab Nesbitt?

[fripfrip]

Cork accent gets my vote,hate the scouse accent,might be because around here it's called the pity city.