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COR TA's you'd like to meet (pg. 19)
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| Slylee |
i'd like to meet ambs!
and i am this weekend:D w00t w00t, look out 70's, here we come. lol |
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| Temperate |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian
well you probably wouldn't understand me. I had to talk at one word a second when I spoke to echo of silence on the phone :clown: |
I understand you english folk pretty well. My neighbor has a thick accent. |
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| Sunsnail |
| quote: | Originally posted by Temperate
I understand you english folk pretty well. My neighbor has a thick accent. |
Yea... I just cant understand the welsh accent |
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| pvdAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by Temperate
I understand you english folk pretty well. My neighbor has a thick accent. |
Can you understand folk with a thick Scottish accent? btw my accent isn't think, I've actually been mistaken for other nationalities.
| quote: | Originally posted by Sunsnail
Yea... I just cant understand the welsh accent |
I couldn't agree more. :p
j/k I can understand them quite well, even the Liverpudlians. :p |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by pvdAngel
Can you understand folk with a thick Scottish accent? btw my accent isn't think, I've actually been mistaken for other nationalities.
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I cannae understand the glasgae accent, not the thick one. the fife one i struggle with too, the more northern scottish ones are easy as i spent years at school with a lad who left aberdeen aged 7 with his family & i spent about 7 yrs sitting with him in lessons & got used to it. I can't understand geordie, pure-bred scouse and i dont like southern accents or brummies. I'm fussy |
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| pvdAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian
I cannae understand the glasgae accent, not the thick one. the fife one i struggle with too, the more northern scottish ones are easy as i spent years at school with a lad who left aberdeen aged 7 with his family & i spent about 7 yrs sitting with him in lessons & got used to it. I can't understand geordie, pure-bred scouse and i dont like southern accents or brummies. I'm fussy |
hehe
I can pretty much understand most Scot accents, especially the Glasgae one as my dad's originally from there. Which is weird coz he's very articulate when he speaks. Maybe that's where I picked it up from.
I also have a strange talent to do almost any accent, enough to pass off as a foreigner. I should be a dialect coach for big name actors or something. (I'm kidding of course.) :p |
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| dj_bas |
| I'd like to meet Caela so I can see just how deep the rabbit hole goes :wtf: |
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| Ian |
| my accent is pretty uncommon. closest resembling nottingham, derby with the odd word picked up from north notts/south yorks as i spent 4 yrs growing up that way. |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_bas
I'd like to meet Caela so I can see just how deep the rabbit hole goes :wtf: |
if psy-t is to be believed, it goes 400 minutes. |
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| kr00t0n |
Off the top of my head:
Ygrene
Clovsha
Boom4r
Floorcranberryfillerjuice
Team cyclops
MH
UWM
And many more :) |
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| montana |
| eeeehm. janus, mikey, miki, sara, bas, rob, greg. |
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| Sushipunk |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian
I cannae understand the glasgae accent, not the thick one. the fife one i struggle with too, the more northern scottish ones are easy as i spent years at school with a lad who left aberdeen aged 7 with his family & i spent about 7 yrs sitting with him in lessons & got used to it. I can't understand geordie, pure-bred scouse and i dont like southern accents or brummies. I'm fussy |
Lol. Man, I had such a hard time with accents when I first got to the UK. The very first guy I worked with had a MEGA THICK Glasgow (Glaswegian?) accent, and I couldn't understand a word he said :( He was such a nice guy, butI had no chance.
My next issue came up with a far southern (or it could have been another) English accent. Working in a bar, she asked me for a cork. I responded (politely) "wtf do you want a cork for?" She looked at me O_o.... No, a cork.
Turned out she meant Coke. Oops.
Brummies and Scouses I could do alright with. Geordies though :wtf: . They might as well be speaking ancient Egyptian. :( |
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