Accents you hate

then you'll thank us for inspiring you to become one.

in all fairness, different parts of scotland have different accents. the nation cannot just be tarred with the 'scottish' accent brush. it's a bit like saying the 'english' accent is the same everywhere - i think not.

He's taking the piss.

There's an accent I hate which I don't quite know how to describe, other than it seems to be the one of choice for all too many of our youth these days. You know..."yeah blud, innit, thafe". If I had my way, the death penalty would be granted to anyone within my earshot who dared speak in such a fashion.

Lol, no they don't.

I forgot to add strong cockney accents to my list. It's not the Georide, Scouser, Brummie and Cockey accents themselves I dislike, just when they are very strong in a person. Then there are many accents that work really well when strong. I love a good, strong Somerset accent

Isn't that estuary english? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estuary_English) Or just a very bad cockey?

I seriously think some people pull it off with the eastend accent. Its the working class britain accent.

I love every accent but my own. I have a mild geordie accent, but in the past it used to be very broad. It wasn't until people started telling me how geordie I was that I decided to do something about it, like pronouncing my 't's properly etc. Now, I just can't stand it when people speak in bad grammar.

I love every accent but my own. I have a mild geordie accent, but in the past it used to be very broad. It wasn't until people started telling me how geordie I was that I decided to do something about it, like pronouncing my 't's properly etc. Now, I just can't stand it when people speak in bad grammar.

Well ah dinny ken dae ah?

in all fairness, different parts of scotland have different accents. the nation cannot just be tarred with the 'scottish' accent brush. it's a bit like saying the 'english' accent is the same everywhere - i think not.

Do geordies have that much of a problem pronouncing t sounds? I think most accents do really. I'm too tired to really think about explaining the accent in detail

One thing that really riles me about the geordie accent is winduh instead of window So many more.

One thing you can say about geordie (the dialect, not the accent) is that if you go around parts of Scandanavia and the Netherlands you'll get semi-understand lol There are a number of similar (or even exact) words amongst them.

My accent musn't be too bad. Most at uni don't have a clue where I'm from, including most staff lol

I do have a Liverpudlian accent, albeit not a very strong one, but I think it does make people judge me or assume I am less educated than I am or incapable of having an intelligent conversation.

Scouse is the worst for sure, absolutely vile.