Definitely should! I love living here and couldn't imagine moving away. My other half is keen to move to one of the bigger cities or down south but I'm quite content where I am
My g'pa (my dad's step-father) was from Scotland. I remember he had a very thick Scottish accent, and mom barely could understand him. I could as long as nothing interrupted my concentration. I remember as a young child how funny it was how some of the things came out. Things like "mouse" he'd pronounced as "moose"! So I had pet mice (this was when I discovered it)... was when he said "There's a moose (mouse) loose in the hoose (house)!" Being a young child, I thought it was funny. Let the laughs begin.
I'm older and somewhat wiser now. I still remember my g'pa with fond memories and miss him. Everytime hear a Scottish person talking, my memory takes me back to my Scottish g'pa!
lots of people love the Irish accent.. I can never understand what the hell they are saying most of the time and need them to repeat themselves
That is how I am with people from the American South. It's so hard to understand if it is very thick. I don't understand why people like it.
Edit: People always ask where I am from, and for years it irritated me because I did not think that I had an accent, but about a year ago I did that accent meme, and I recorded a video of me saying certain words and phrases alongside answering question aloud and my accent is strangely cute.
Now that I really know that I have it I've noticed it when I speak. I sound kind of in between Received Pronunciation and General Canadian with some French and German sprinkled in and after I started learning Russian and Italian they've sort of crept in as well. It is understandable, though, that some people have a hard time understanding me, with that combined with my tendency to speak quickly and quietly. I think it may have something to do with being a polyglot, but I'm not entirely sure.
I love the Scottish accent it is so beautiful and so is the British and Australian accent another accent that I also find enjoyable to hear is the Indian accent.
A Scottish accent IS a British accent lol
I am from Dorset myself...
@king_of_simcity7 sorry I meant to say the English accent not British
I kind of wish I had more of an Irish accent. I've talked to some people from places like America before and they say that they like my accent, but, I honestly think it isn't Irish enough. :P
I kind of wish I had more of an Irish accent. I've talked to some people from places like America before and they say that they like my accent, but, I honestly think it isn't Irish enough. :P
So I take it you're from Ireland. What part are you from?
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A Geordie accent? I like them
Some say I sound like the guy in this video:
I have seen his vids before, a lot of Sims stuff and other stuff as well but I don't know if I sound like him or not
Everyone likes the Scottish lol
Scotland is a great country, love the accent, the towns and cities and their country, only been twice and might go back maybe the year after next?
Nope. I hope that means you live in the general location where they filmed Monarch of the Glen. That's on my list of places to visit someday.
I'm older and somewhat wiser now. I still remember my g'pa with fond memories and miss him. Everytime hear a Scottish person talking, my memory takes me back to my Scottish g'pa!
Where is the English love? Lol
Sorry, I'm few hours away from there. Lol. I have visited though
I love Monarch of the Glen! I watched it religiously. Mostly for Duncan
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That is how I am with people from the American South. It's so hard to understand if it is very thick. I don't understand why people like it.
Edit: People always ask where I am from, and for years it irritated me because I did not think that I had an accent, but about a year ago I did that accent meme, and I recorded a video of me saying certain words and phrases alongside answering question aloud and my accent is strangely cute.
Now that I really know that I have it I've noticed it when I speak. I sound kind of in between Received Pronunciation and General Canadian with some French and German sprinkled in and after I started learning Russian and Italian they've sort of crept in as well. It is understandable, though, that some people have a hard time understanding me, with that combined with my tendency to speak quickly and quietly. I think it may have something to do with being a polyglot, but I'm not entirely sure.
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@king_of_simcity7 sorry I meant to say the English accent not British
Spanish accents too. Mmmmm.
I kind of wish I had more of an Irish accent. I've talked to some people from places like America before and they say that they like my accent, but, I honestly think it isn't Irish enough. :P
So I take it you're from Ireland. What part are you from?