accents

[brunette211]

hi, can anyone think of a recent (last 3 years) tv advert that uses any of the following accents;
liverpool, yorkshire, essex, dorset, devon/cornwall or wales?
any help is much appreciated! thanks so much

[pauliwauli2]

that advert where they go "over tired", and it's like the kids are the adults.it's for a car.

i don't know if that's any of those accents, i'm scottish and so have difficulty defining but i thought it was quite a prominent accent.

and the advert for picture???

[babyphantom]

the advert for bisto where everyone is saying some sort of pledge about mking time to eat with the family

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfaLwSRlzfI


this is one version but there was also another one with a little girl peeling potatoes or something on the stairs.

[scotchollie]

Some scouse bird does the Iceland frozen food adverts.

[babyphantom]

as a scouse bird, i take offence to that :)

kerry katona (from the iceland ads) is from warrington which is in cheshire:)

[scotchollie]

I apologise without reserve.

As a deaf mute Irishman, these regional variations in dialect can confuse an old codger like myself.

Am I forgiven?

[ne2]

Ex Welsh Miner's do the Pot Noodle advert. "Fuel of Britain Is'nt It?":-))

[babyphantom]

you are hereby forgiven x

[GeordiePengy]

Surely they used a Yorkshire accent for 'Yorkshire Tea' a few years back...?

[james_maguir]

Hovis ads use yorkshire accents dont they? Or theres yorkshire tea. B&Q usually use local stores so they would have accents. Magners cider use irsh. The halifax use a brummie. Oviletea light, an advert from a few years back used a devon/cornish accent. Shame its only the last 3 years. You've got the classic milk advert from the 80's with the two liverpool kids and Acrington Stanley. Pot Noodle is a good recent one for welsh. The WKD ads have used a welsh lad too.