Foreign tounges

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  Fizix Posts: 16,932

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  04/04/14 - 18:46 #2

  I actually like the LA accent, I know that may be a slightly controversial choice. Quite a few American accents are nice, Canadian I like, Irish accents are nice as well as are Welsh. They are the ones that stand out first and foremost.
  
  There are quite a few accents that I think sound nice.

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  highking1014 Posts: 1,189

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  04/04/14 - 18:52 #3

  Australian and Welsh

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  Elanor Posts: 13,326

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  04/04/14 - 19:18 #4

  I have a soft spot for a Belfast accent.

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 8,510

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  04/04/14 - 19:39 #5

  I love a Boston drawl

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  The Finisher Posts: 10,518

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  04/04/14 - 19:41 #6

  French and Irish.

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  04/04/14 - 19:45 #7

  I love the Berlin accent... Makes me weak at the knees when the right person is speaking it!

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  HarrisonMarks Posts: 4,360

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  04/04/14 - 19:50 #8

  I love the many beautiful tounges you hear in the far off kingdom of Dyslexia.

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  anne_666 Posts: 72,891

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  04/04/14 - 19:52 #9

  Italian and French.

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  04/04/14 - 20:06 #10

  I love the Southern US accent Texas, Georgia, Alabama...

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  Summer Breeze Posts: 4,399

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  04/04/14 - 20:07 #11

  I love a nice Italian..

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  Elanor Posts: 13,326

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  04/04/14 - 20:18 #12

  I really like Andie McDowell's accent in sex, lies and videotape. I'm not sure which state it's meant to be, but southern USA is all I know.

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  Hieronymous Posts: 7,290

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  04/04/14 - 20:40 #13

  What, exactly, is a foreign tounge?

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  CravenHaven Posts: 13,953

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  04/04/14 - 20:51 #14

  ^ it's something off the top of frog's heads that the French eat, in aspic. They'll eat anything if it's not nailed down.

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  Hieronymous Posts: 7,290

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  04/04/14 - 20:53 #15

  CravenHaven wrote: »

  ^ it's something off the top of frog's heads that the French eat, in aspic. They'll eat anything if it's not nailed down.

  
  Thank you.

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  Ted_Lee Posts: 197

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  05/04/14 - 09:20 #16

  French accent on a woman is beyond sexy, beautiful and attractive

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  Lil_M Posts: 2,105

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  05/04/14 - 09:25 #17

  Venezuelan. The women there knock socks off women here. The beauty is like.sommat else.

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  BlueEyedMrsP Posts: 12,178

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  05/04/14 - 09:29 #18

  It's hard to say because it often depends on other factors. For example, Keith Lemon speaks with a Yorkshire accent and I don't find it very alluring, but gimme a bit of Sean Bean any day.

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  bornfree Posts: 16,360

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  05/04/14 - 10:35 #19

  BlueEyedMrsP wrote: »

  It's hard to say because it often depends on other factors. For example, Keith Lemon speaks with a Yorkshire accent and I don't find it very alluring, but gimme a bit of Sean Bean any day.

  
  I am with you on that. The fact Keith Lemon is so creepy doesnt help. However, Sean Bean in Sharp was to die for.

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  BlueEyedMrsP Posts: 12,178

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  05/04/14 - 10:57 #20

  bornfree wrote: »

  I am with you on that. The fact Keith Lemon is so creepy doesnt help. However, Sean Bean in Sharp was to die for.

  
  Oh yes, he was indeed. I have the series on dvd and I've only watched it once but I know I'll revisit it a few times in the near future.
  
  *heart flutter*:
  
  http://www.southessex.co.uk/bios/images/seanbean.jpg
  
  Certain Scottish accents are nice too, my husband can do an excellent Sean Connery as Bond. :cool:

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  05/04/14 - 11:52 #21

  Dublin - or failing that, Faroes.

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  05/04/14 - 15:22 #22

  HarrisonMarks wrote: »

  I love the many beautiful tounges you hear in the far off kingdom of Dyslexia.

  
  Why do this?

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  MartinPickering Posts: 3,711

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  05/04/14 - 15:38 #23

  I suspect the OP meant to type "tongues". The question in my mind is: why not use a spell checker, which would highlight typos before you make them public?

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  cjsmummy Posts: 11,079

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  05/04/14 - 15:42 #24

  I'm a sucker for an Irish accent.

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  05/04/14 - 15:43 #25

  daniel_weston1 wrote: »

  What are favorite foreign accent you have come across on your proverbial travels? I have to say that Polish is the most pleasant to my ear. As well as Russian. Which accent makes you go slightly weak at the knees?

  
  If you mean 'proverbial travels' such as walking into town from home, then Russian, Polish, Urdu, Ukranian and the odd Australian and American one in Sainsburys! :cool:

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  05/04/14 - 15:44 #26

  Southern Irish for me. Italian as well.

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