Can you type in your accent (just for fun)

[elliollie]

The sentence is "Check back tomorrow, I'll see if the book has arrived"

In my accent (probably a bit exaggerated) it would be:

"Check back tu-morra, al see if the book's urrived."

Harder than I thought!

Can you write in your accent? Can you guess where I'm from?

Can you tell I'm bored?

Those of you who speak RP, is it book or buk?

A clipped book. Could be buk I suppose as long as you're not rhyming it with fuck

Funny how the Scots and the RP's think they/we sound the same. I'd have agreed except I think the Scots would say "tomorraw"?

"check back tommorral and oil see if the buks oirrived"...

I don't have an accent. 50/50 West London and Northants/Oxfordshire.

I guess i'd just drop the has and say book's arrived rather than book has arrived.

No fun :(

Check back toomorrrrrow and eye’ll see if it’s arrrrrived.

Could you pop by tomorrow and I'll look for you.

Im very well spoken at work

As written. Londoner in Essex

Check back tomorrrra, Oil seev tha book haz arrifed

Read @BlessedBeTheFruitCake as Irish!

Mine would be as boring as... check back tomorrow, I'll see if the books arrived

Check back tomorra, I'll see'f the buck's arrived.

Come back tmorra an I'll see if the books av arrived.

If I had my telephone voice on though it'd just be as it's written originally.

Read @BlessedBeTheFruitCake as Irish! I think she's from Bristol. Nobody in Ireland says Oi for I.

check back tmora an I'll see if bucks arrivef

*arrived

Cum bac tomorrow an I’ll see if the BUK’sve arrived!

Tchek bark to more oh arnd ah'll tsee if tha buk hes ahr eye v'd

check back the morra n see if yer book hus arrived...

Witches...you must be Scottish?

I’d say it exactly as it’s spelt, only with the h dropped out of ‘has’. Book with an uh sound rather than an ooh.

"Check back tomorrow, I'll see if the book has arrived"

Check back tu-morrah, Al see if thuh buck as arrived

Check bak to-morrr-roe and I shall see if the book (short, uh not oooo) has arriiivd.

Check back tomorra an ahll see if the buck's arivied.

East Mids over here 👋

Come back in the mornin n I'll see if the booksve come in

SPR1107 I agree with you Blessed does sound Irish, possibly an accent from the South of Ireland? They have a different accent in the North.

Cum back termorra, an I’ll see if it’s ‘ere.

Broad Manc.

Check back t’morra, al see if the bewks hea