| | Whats the Best Accent you've hear that you love... and whyPage 5 of 20 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20) | | I'm a sucker for Australian accents. Everytime I watch Curtis Stone on "Take Home Chef" I find myself drooling. Not only is he good looking but his accent is so sexy. | |
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| Whats the Best Accent you've hear that you love... and why
Posted: 11/12/2006 11:51:06 AM | I luv the Southern Draw......!!!
Just can't get enough of... SAVE A HORSE RIDE A COWBOY...? 
Also luv Brits.... an Aussie's, Scottish....Accents!
O... and can't 4get the (TOP OF THE MORNIN TO YA ME LADD..!)
As I'am part IRISH...!   | |
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| Whats the Best Accent you've hear that you love... and why
Posted: 11/12/2006 11:51:08 AM | | Not sure what my favorite would be....but Scottish, Italian, Spanish & French have all been whispered into my ear...I have no clue what they said, but who the hell cares when it's raspy with hot breath......hehe | |
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Posted: 11/12/2006 4:16:32 PM | Russian..
sighs...
Especially when it is spoken slowly in a hushed tone.....SWOONS..
i dunno why..it just makes me feel all warm and fuzzy...
Being from Ireland, I love that crazy Canadian Accent. "Where's your toque, eh?"
CANADIANS DONT HAVE ACCENTS!!! | |
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Migi
| | Joined: 9/1/2006
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Sigi
| | Joined: 5/26/2005
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| Whats the Best Accent you've hear that you love... and why
Posted: 11/14/2006 6:16:30 AM | Maybe a little off topic, but possibly a point of view that hasn't been discussed.
I'm a first generation Canadian. My Mother is from England, My Dad Scotland and my grandmother who talked like she just came to Canada 40 years after she arrived lived with me most of my childhood. I got quite the interesting schooling on becoming what I realize now as being somewhat tri-lingual.
I found it a little odd in my teen years that I took a liking to British humor when all of my friends were lost on the punchlines. It became quite distracting that people would want to hear me say certain things because I could roll "r's" fluently, would use "aye" rather than yes and seemed to put a different emphasis on some words. The accents in my home brought about additional vocabulary and while around family, it didn't seem out of place to use some terms as it was socially acceptable...some terms when used outside the home could raise more than a few eyebrows.
I spent a long time trying to cover up my natural speech and it lead to some stuttering or concistently being lost for words. It hampered my conversations and it was mainly due to being embarrased that I spoke a little differently than most of the people I knew. I'd have to rethink my words to avoid terms that would need explanation. ie telling someone that you'd like the tawties doesn't always go over well...lol
No Fat **stard requests please!!! I do a much better Sean Connery or Patrick Stewart
With that said, a word of caution. While it's flattering to have someone bewitched by one's tongue. It becomes cumbersome and sometimes embarrasing when it's a topic of conversaion for longer than 5 minutes of a date.
I find the southern belle accent very disarming ... it has a sweet sound to it that you can't help but listen to. | |
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