By Accents, Scottish accents

yeahhh... i love scottish accent too... its the best english accent. and you must see Trainspotting, great movie with a great accent... just hear Spud`s when is in the middle of a job interview.... wow.... n_n

All of the American accents sounded kind of artificial to me (as did a number of the U.K. ones). Also, many of the "accents" he lists have far greater depth and differentiation than he gives credit for, especially the non-English ones. For example, there's no single Irish or Scottish accent and...

Dude, Scottish accents are awesome! i can do a very good imatation, thank goodness for my friend, shes mostly Scottish and her dad has a Scottish accent. So i learned that one easily. I can also do British and Australian. Australian was easy, i watched a show were they filmed in Australia, i...

Around a year or so back, I came across a rather intrigued survey on BBC News about "Nation's Favourite Accent". According to the survey, Scottish accent were more acceptable for holding management position, along with nation's strong penchant for "plummy" as of Hugh Grant. Sean Connery...

GREATEST COUNTRY"Where do you come from?" the Scotsman asked an American. "From the greatest country in the world," replied the American. "Funny," said the Scotsman, "you've got the strangest Scottish accent I've ever heard."

So, wait. No one likes the accent of Scotty, from Star Trek? I'm looking for a Scottish accent as well. I'll be playing a noble from the Scottish Court in about a month at a Renaissance Event. Thanks for the posts from earlier. I'll do my best and try nae te shame ye. Urgk!

arrest her... blessed her... Chester... Cresta... dressed her... Esther... fester... Hester... jester... Leicester... Nestor... pester... polyester... semester... sou'wester... stressed her... tester... test her... Vesta... Though not all would work with a Scottish accent.

This is an interesting one LanguageLover. The success of American actors trying a British accent ranges from the impressive to the truly awful! I could name several in the latter category - Including Dick Van ***'s legendary attempt at Cockney in "Meery Porpins" (Mary Poppins) and Mel Gibson...

I would like to speak with a Scottish accent

Maybe it's worth a try to look at this site: http://www.eng.umu.se/city/Fredrik/city/scottish.htm. I was looking on google for learning a Scottisch accent and I saw this site. I hope you guys find this site handy for learning a scottish accent =)