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?

Eastern European, probably.
Even after 25 years 😁

East London with South Yorkshire creeping in these days.

Aberdonian.

West Yorkshire, I hate to hear myself on recordings!

I grew up in London, was sent to LAMDA and elocution (thanks mum). Then moved to ME and get told often I sound like a posh Australian whatever that means.

Soft American apparently

I've moved around a lot and my accent is all over the place. People can never guess where I'm from.

That's hilarious, such a diss

I don't really have one, people say, or rather mine isn't very strong, Devon now Surrey.

Scouse, I sound like Avaline from Bread.

A very soft New York accent.

Generic / neutral Scottish accent, South East Scotland.
When we've been on holiday in the USA I've often been asked which part of Ireland am I from

Usually, I think very mild RP? Not overly posh at all, quite indistinct. People tend not to be able to place me.

When drunk or angry or ranting about something, broad West Country/Bristolian.

Neither of these is intentional.

Scouse 🫶🏻

A bit of Janner. I think I sound ok normally but when I hear my voice recorded it's hideous.

Very mixed! I've moved around a lot. But mainly, it is a soft Ulster accent.

I have a midstcotland accent think less posh Ewan Mcgregor.

Or Andy Murray

Generic Southern most of the time. Go a bit Devon when drunk or excitable.

West Midlands.
Not Brum but fairly close.
😆

Posh Bristolian/West Country.

Surrey accent.

Scottish Family claim I sound Posh but I can't hear that at all!

Brummie live in Yorkshire but despite leaving Brum 50 years ago never lost the twang

Manchester with an occasional bit of broader lancs

West Yorkshire softened by spending half of my life living in the Home Counties. I rarely get asked where I am from originally now.