What accent do you have?

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Just that!

I'll start.

I have a mixed south London accent come Surrey accent.
I basically queens English with a slight chav twang.
Born and raised in south London, moved to Surrey in my teens. It's helped my vocabulary tremendously.

What accent do you have?

Joanne Lumley is the only way I can describe it even though I'm half Welsh and half Scottish genetically. I wasn't brought up in either of those places.

And words with a Th are only said with a F.

Fing, barf, free = 3

Fairly neutral slightly posh which I STILL feel self conscious about after living in Scotland for 30 years !

North Dublin but not really your typical North Dublin accent. A bit posh I suppose..My Mam sent us for elocution lessons 😆

Generic midlands/northern - not really easy to pin down. Live in the South now so it's softened but the main giveaway is I've my flat northern vowels, bath rhymes with wrath etc.

Brummie. I moved away for uni at 18, and then moved again not long after but my accent hasn’t really changed.

One of my colleagues told me that I talk "proper" on the phone whatever that means but I'm Gloucestershire born and bred. So perhaps 80% Princess Anne with a 20% of Gloucester rugby shed oooh arrrrhh.

My Uncle can really roll his r's and sounds proper Gloucester.

Thames estuary 😃

I sound like Jane Mcdonald.
Well l do live very near her and went to same schools.

Surrey but also slightly unidentifiably European (lived in a European country until I was 3, raised by European parents, didn't learn English until I moved here!). Most English people don't notice it but anyone from anywhere else always ask where I'm from ("no, I mean where are you originally from?")

A soft Lancashire accent.

When I lived down south, so many people I worked with used to comment on how strong it was and liked to do (bad) impressions, when I moved back up north, I had people saying “ ooo you sound posh” or telling me my accent had changed.

I don't really know - I listen to my voice in horror when someone plays it back to me. "Works in Ryanair Customer Services" is the best way I can describe it.

@CelesteCunningham

Yes, I don't have the ROCK dorsh-speak accent either, thank God. Mine is south Dublin as it once was. I feel like a relic.

Same here. I grew up in Kent (near Tunbridge Wells).

Posh Cheshire that goes into board Mancunian when pissed/angry.

Glaswegian!

Southern English but moved to Northern Ireland a few years ago. My family have noticed a twang in my accent now 😂

North West, Cheshire. The accent here has changed a lot from my parents generation - people can never place me, until I say grass and bus

South east kent mixed with a southern African and German accent. It's mixed up

Neutral middle class Irish, difficult to pin down for most. Turns into pure Cork guurrl after 2 glasses of pinot grigio.

Born and raised in Devon, elocution lessons as a child, lived in Surrey for the past 12 years. I'd say RP but the Devon comes back when I'm drunk or angry.

A slight London accent mixed with what people would describe as fairly "well spoken".

Sarf London.

I pronounce my T's better now. And speak more clearly.

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