nona the brit  +  290808 Wed, 08 Nov 06 07:30 PM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KH_kOjsXakM&mode=related&search= this guy is very good at different British accents. Cockney is right at the end as that seems to be a popular one to discuss at the moment. nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all. Accents

	Home Ocell  +  291314 Fri, 10 Nov 06 05:25 AM I was working in a Hotel  with a Scottish Chef, this summer, and his accent was extremely difficult for my  I can't understand what says he after the word "***"... it sounds like "guancard" .... what says? Thanks! Home Ocell Joined on Fri, Nov 10 2006 Barcelona,Catalonia New Member 37 From Catalonia! Accents

	Kooyeen  +  291650 Sat, 11 Nov 06 12:52 AM Do people in the UK speak that way?   Aaaaaaargh! There's a lot of things I can't understand, sometimes it sounds like he's not even speaking English! Anyway I have to say that I'm not used to British accents, since I always listen to American stuff. You found a good video Nona, lots of accents all together. Kooyeen Joined on Thu, Dec 22 2005 Italy Senior Member 4,969 Parental Advisory / Explicit Posts Accents, Speaking English

	nona the brit  +  291778 Sat, 11 Nov 06 11:40 AM I'm afraid that yes, most people will have a regional accent of one type or another. For a small country we have a lot of different accents. And no, we can't always understand each other either! Which is why I always tell those who are learning English not to worry about having their 'native' accent. We are used to all sorts... nona the brit Accents, Learning English

	nona the brit  +  291779 Sat, 11 Nov 06 11:41 AM Home Ocell not sure...possibly wan ker. I hope he wasn't saying it to you. nona the brit

	nona the brit  +  292125 Sun, 12 Nov 06 11:48 AM It's a rude name to call someone...it's only one word really but I had to split it in two otherwise the censor function on this site would have blanked it out. Go and google it as one word and you'll get the idea. On the other hand, it's not always meant that offensively...some people just use words like this a lot with their friends... nona the brit

	Neversaynever  +  292204 Sun, 12 Nov 06 04:00 PM I do like the British accent which is being used on BBC kind of channels... What do you call that exactly? Cheers,, Neversaynever Joined on Wed, Nov 1 2006 Turkey Full Member 238 "In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: It goes on..." Robert Frost Accents, British Accent

	nona the brit  +  292213 Sun, 12 Nov 06 04:21 PM Probably RP, but they also use a lot of people with regional accents too. nona the brit