Sexiest/coolest accent for a spouse

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Inspired by this thread: www.mumsnet.com/Talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/3473658-sexiest-coolest-job-for-a-partner

What is the sexiest/coolest accent for a spouse.

I think the sexiest is French, the cutest is Swiss.

Irish, both North and South.

Not a partner thing, but I like very light Scouse accent. I think there's a woman who has one on Woman's Hour.

ivegotthree, what does it mean though? The letters RP?

1.Northern irish
2.Newcastle
3.liverpool

Belfast, ‘cos that’m my husband’s accent and he’s lovely.

Does Sheffield have an accent?

Yes! Alex Turner has it when he’s not speaking in a mid-Atlantic twang. Lol

Morningside, Edinburgh.

Richard E Grant's accent. I suppose it's like a more modern version of RP. Very proper, very English, but quite neutral.

DH spent his childhood growing up between two countries, so has a very sexy, slightly gravelly South African-Australian accent.

A soft Irish accent is lovely.

I love Southern Irish accent.

South African accent sounds similar to Australian to me.

My boyfriend unfortunately has a Croydon one!

Thanks, NJ. I’ve heard of it before, but wasn’t sure exactly! I imagine it to be that nice accent that Bridget Jones & Mark Darcy have?
Also there is another English accent, it may be Home Counties or suburban London, where there’s a question mark on the end of every sentence. That has a name too!
Lived in London centuries ago, and noticed all of the different accents. And the London media voice / Sky News presenter thing where an R is added to the end of a word / name. And an actual R in the middle removed. And an R at beginning never being a hard R.

My DH Has the Manc’s accent ever. Love it

Scouse for me

Mr Noodle has a deep home counties accent, gives me the tingles.

Another Nordie here surprised by all the love we’re getting on this thread. I agree with treaclesoda we should set up a premium rate line advising on mundane things or reading Seamus Heaney for you all.

I volunteer DH for it, his accent is great - south Derry (not Derry City). He’s a shocking culchie and when he gets animated it just kills me.

1: Irish! Eire, not Northern Ireland.
2: French
3: Italian
4: Geordie

Scouse and redneck

My DP is Spanish and his accent super sexy!

Glaswegian. Makes me go weak at the knees!

My husband goes nuts when I switch to “northern Irish” (I’m incredibly good with accents and lived there for over 3 years and developed the accent naturally)
I like a welsh or Scottish accent.

My favourites are NI, Geordie or Manc

I've had a bit of a thing for Welsh accents all my life. So what did I go and do?

I married a Brummie.

Northern Irish definitely. DP puts his NI accent on thicker when he’s in trouble and it works every time!