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[RiddalinJunkie08]

Scottish. Hands down.
-Mark

[CaptaiN_JacK]

Australian.

G'day mate.

[BobTheCow]

Dumb question, but nothing much else can be expected from a stupid isolated east coast American. Do people who grow up with the classic "southern" (as in US... Texas, Georgia, etc.) consider "the rest of us" (I live in DC, so midway up the east coast, sort of in between "southern" and "New England") to have an "accent"? Do we sound funny to them? Same thing with the Brits and Aussies, although to a slightly more "extreme" extent. I assume we must, but I've lived here and around this same type of speaking my whole life and it's sort of hard to fathom at the same time.

Did that even make any sense?

edit: Somebody stop me from using quote marks in the future, I've just raped my weekly allowance.

[Head knight of Ni]

Full on Cockney accent.

[Southpaw]

I think that I would like to be able to speak Cockney. I dont know if this is a language or a accent

[RamboPreacher]

eye gots me a gud graps uv da inglessh llangags eye sea ewe an donna neeud none steenkens axscent.

[frop]

I think that I would like to be able to speak Cockney. I dont know if this is a language or a accent

'Tis a type o' English accent

[SlartyBartFast]

'Tis a type o' English accent

Cockney aint just an accent.

http://www.cockneyrhymingslang.co.uk/

[MarkM]

'Tis a type o' English accent

What you have written is not cockney it is Irish or certain areas of Scotland

[SlipknotX556]

Irish
German
English

[Bolter]

'Tis a type o' English accent

^^ and thats NOT how it goes. Cockneys have a slang system. Its very confusing to non-London English people. And its supposed to be.

[xmetal2001]

Austrailian, Definately Austrailian.

[fire1811]

Boston or New York

[LudavicoSoldier]

baaaahston kid!

[frop]

Meh. To all you Englanders, I know it ain't Irish. I didn't even really think about the "accent" of what I typed, just like to use 'tis and o' sometimes

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