To ask what your favourite British accent is?

[WashingMatilda]

Help settle a debate.

Best British accent for me is northern Welsh. especially in men but I'm also a sucker for Geordie and a nice light brummie.

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

Love the Geordie accent

[Blondielongie]

I quite like northern Welsh too :)

[steff13]

What's Benedict Cumberbatch? I like his accent.

[WashingMatilda]

I'm calling it early - I think Geordie is going to win the day

[Frederickvonhefferneffer]

Highland

[ghostyslovesheets]

Glasgow
Liverpool

[GunnyHighway]

Gail Porter lovely soft Scottish. Sexy as

[EllaHen]

Ewan McGregor's Scottish accent.

[Longtime]

Scottish

[WashingMatilda]

I feel like Cumberbatch is North London isn't he?

[Longtime]

Though of course there is a wide range of Scottish accents. I pretty much love them all.

[MamaMotherMummy]

Scouse on women. Very very very posh Queen's English for men.

[ItsAHardKn0ckLife1]

Geordie here

I love the welsh accent, very sing song

[Alltheprettyseahorses]

Scouse accent. No other accent comes close. Welsh and Scottish are nice too, but nothing comes near the wonderful Scouse twang.

[IAmALionTamer]

Another vote for Geordie here!! I don’t know anyone in real life who’s a Geordie and I can’t do the accent myself but I just bloody love it!

[steff13]

I have a Welsh friend. His accent is lovely, and he's adorable.

As an American, I can sort of hear the difference between accidents, but probably not the way you all can. The only accent I've heard that I didn't like was the woman who played Bill on Doctor Who.

[JollyWankers]

Geordie because I'm Scottish and I like that they say aye and oot like I do.

[grimeofthecentury]

Fife or posh Yorkshire, north Yorkshire wealthy farmer to be precise

[crumbsinthecutlerydrawer]

I’m from Hampshire and love a Yorkshire accent.

[AndNoneForGretchenWieners]

Scottish, particularly Glaswegian. I also like a Geordie accent.

[KC225]

I've been told I speak 'posh' buy think I am London but pronounce everything. I love Scottish, Welsh, Liverpool and Manchester (although not sure if that is a separate accent or just a very clever turn of phrase)

[JollyWankers]

That's simplifying it somewhat, I do like the accent as a whole but I do love that they talk a bit like me. There's nothing like "yupty" as a West of Scotland word to mean a whole phrase though.

[JollyWankers]

AndNoneForGretchenWieners I am fluent in Glaswegian!

[Inadays]

Adore the Georgie accent, and Liverpool accent but can't abide a Brummie accent.