Accents that turn you on

Apologies, I really struggle to understand the different accents, I like the Somerset accent though. :slightly_smiling_face:

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Aussie/ Newzeland

@Knight1119 translation of @WillC for you “how are you (Term of endearment)?” :wink:

I’m not one but have been around enough Brummies/associated areas to pretty much understand haha!

:kissing_heart:

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Thanks @MsSubExperimenter :slightly_smiling_face:

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Owamya, bab?
How am ya, bab?
How are ya, bab?
How are you, bab?
How are you, my friend?

:slightly_smiling_face:

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Thanks @Ian_Chimp :slightly_smiling_face:

@Ian_Chimp @Knight1119 @ MsSubExperimenter try this…“Weem gooin 'um” :wink:

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I want to say, ‘ah, don’t leave yet’, but I’m better at listening to it than reading it. :slightly_smiling_face:

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We’re going home! @Ian_Chimp :wink:

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“Weem gooin 'um”

‘Ah, don’t leave yet’

(I didn’t translate, I replied. :slightly_smiling_face::+1:)

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Totally lost @WillC haha :grinning:

@Ian_Chimp oh! I used that one, because at school we had a student teacher from London, and he couldn’t understand a word we said, especially that phrase at home time!

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Anyone know Sheffield/ Yorkshire?

Weers thi gooin

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Yes live near to it myself…

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Aww great stuff

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@Orgasm_Chaser i know a bit “On Ilkely Moor bar t’ at” :wink:
We had a lorry driver from up there and it was very strange hearing him say “Alraaaaght Luv” to a bunch of macho steel workers! :wink:

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It’s alreight love/ duck lol

That’s a reight big un

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Naaar then wots thy upter naaar?

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Arl see thee!

@CurvyJilly r thee a Donny bird?

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