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Originally Posted by Debsy42
I'll set myself up for ridicule here but like a Scouse account on a man, also partially to Cockney and Geordie. Don't care for Brummie or Yorkshire accents, apologies to anyone afflicted  |
At last, someone likes my accent
Though its not a true scouse accent, we are much better spoken on most of the wirral as im sure nemesis will agree
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Ah Scouse. Not sure about that one. Certainly not a dull acccent but it sounds to much like they have half a pint of gobbie-greenies stuck in their throat.
Also, you never know where you stand, what with all this all this "come-ed" and "go-ed" business.
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go-ed - go on (based on Go ahead)
come-ed - come on
go-ed den - go on then
Hardly rocket science :pp
I love my accent, so efficient
and it confuses Yanks no end for some reason. My friend was asked if he was spanish when an American lady overheard him speaking to his Dad in Florida.
Apparently us Scousers speak very fast, if you look at our slang, most of it seems designed to roll of the tongue.