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57 minutes ago, Cicero said:

I’m afraid to listen as I will 110% think differently of all of you 

Don't know what you're on about mate. 

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50 minutes ago, Inti Brian said:

@Berserker @Carnivore Chris

Forum stereotypes summarized :D 

Lets see if anyone got that reference at the end!

https://voca.ro/mCPxne55dSl

Yes, Dodge's comments about Stan hating Liverpool like the Tories xD

 

Speaking of Dodge, if he still has his Hull accent, I can say from working for a company from Hull that they have the shittest accent you'll ever hear. Without saying that to offend.

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1 hour ago, Inti Brian said:

@Berserker @Carnivore Chris

Forum stereotypes summarized :D 

Lets see if anyone got that reference at the end!

https://voca.ro/mCPxne55dSl

Ha, you sound so weird in Spanish, your English accent is much better.

42 minutes ago, Carnivore Chris said:

Yes, Dodge's comments about Stan hating Liverpool like the Tories xD

 

Speaking of Dodge, if he still has his Hull accent, I can say from working for a company from Hull that they have the shittest accent you'll ever hear. Without saying that to offend.

Worst than geordies, mackems, scots and paddies?

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27 minutes ago, Berserker said:

Ha, you sound so weird in Spanish, your English accent is much better.

Worst than geordies, mackems, scots and paddies?

Those are good accents, just hard to understand for untrained ears.

 

The Hull accent makes people sound as if they have a peg on their nose when they speak and they also sound slow. 

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2 hours ago, Inverted said:

According to the elderly English people I speak to in work all day, I sound like David Tennant. 

Had you down as Groundskeeper Willie tbh

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17 hours ago, Carnivore Chris said:

Those are good accents, just hard to understand for untrained ears.

 

The Hull accent makes people sound as if they have a peg on their nose when they speak and they also sound slow. 

Haha, i'll take your word for it mate, what about scousers?

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5 hours ago, Berserker said:

Haha, i'll take your word for it mate, what about scousers?

I like the Scouse accent to be honest. 

Spanish accents can be awful to understand as they say 18,563 words per second xD the standard Spanish accent is easy to understand, so are Mexicans and some Argentines when they dont speak in slang but the rest take alot of concentration. It's also easy in person as  people speak slower if you ask them but when you watch series, for example, you need to put on the Spanish subtitles to catch everything. 

@Inti Brian is easy to understand aswell.

 

I don't know how @carefreeluke copes in Andalucía xD

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5 minutes ago, Carnivore Chris said:

I like the Scouse accent to be honest. 

Spanish accents can be awful to understand as they say 18,563 words per second xD the standard Spanish accent is easy to understand, so are Mexicans and Argentines when they dont speak in slang but the rest take alot of concentration. It's also easy in person as  people speak slower if you ask them but when you watch series, for example, you need to put on the Spanish subtitles to catch everything. 

@Inti Brian is easy to understand aswell.

 

I don't know how @carefreeluke copes in Andalucía xD

Chilean accent is the worse, Paraguayan is awful too, yeah i'd say Rio Platense accent, some of Spain's, Cuban and perhaps Peruvian are the easier ones.

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Just now, Berserker said:

Chilean accent is the worse, Paraguayan is awful too, yeah i'd say Argentine, obviously Uruguay's too, some of Spain's, Cuban and perhaps Peruvian are the easier ones.

The 3 worst for me are Spanish, Chilean and Dominican.

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5 minutes ago, Carnivore Chris said:

I like the Scouse accent to be honest. 

Spanish accents can be awful to understand as they say 18,563 words per second xD the standard Spanish accent is easy to understand, so are Mexicans and some Argentines when they dont speak in slang but the rest take alot of concentration. It's also easy in person as  people speak slower if you ask them but when you watch series, for example, you need to put on the Spanish subtitles to catch everything. 

@Inti Brian is easy to understand aswell.

 

I don't know how @carefreeluke copes in Andalucía xD

Like Berserker said, Peru is one of the easier ones. Even when we speak fast it's not too difficult. For me the easiest one though is Mexican. At least spoken, when I read them using their own slang it's like reading Swahili xD

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@Berserker @Inti Brian In Argentine Spanish, the letter "LL" sounds more like a "Ch" or "sh" sound, which you also hear in Uruguay and in Peru the letter "s" is pronounced like an "h" but with less emphasis on it. "Ehtamos" "mah tarde".

Obviously there is also the differences in pronunciation between the letter "c" in South America and Spain(except Andalucía and the Canaries). 

As for English accents try speaking to an old Irish fella who is drunk xD

 

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