What accent do you speak in?

[betty swollocks]

me: standard southern English, what I would say was accent-less.
Other people say it's slightly posh BBC - whatever that means, by jove!

 

[Crandoggler]

Essex.

 

[speccy1]

I don`t really have an accent, having been brought up in Plymouth I should have the accent, I`m so lucky that I don`t as I hate it. I would say generic southern with a very slightest hint of Bristol, as I used to work there and my family come from there

 

[midlife]

Yarkshire

Shaun

 

[roadrash]

I speak fluent Wigan . often referred to as a broad Lancashire accent

 

[SpokeyDokey]

London - although slightly softened by living in Cumbria for nigh on 20 years.

Not keen on the London accent tbh - sounds really common imo.

 

[NorthernDave]

Yorkshire, by the grace of God.

There are many derivatives of the Yorkshire accent and I'm blessed with the Leeds variant - which is the best one, obviously

 

[swee'pea99]

standard southern English, what I would say was accent-less.
Other people say it's slightly posh BBC - whatever that means, by jove!

Rather!

 

[Paul139]

Essix

 

[Garry A]

Central Scottish, no one understands me :-(

 

[Moon bunny]

I speak mid Ulster, with a bit of Cumbrian I have picked up, so I do, marra.

 

[oldfatfool]

Never ask an Englishman about is accent, if he is from Yorkshire he will soon tell you, if he is not it is unfair to embarrass him.

 

[Effyb4]

Essex innit

 

[0lonerider]

I'd have to say broad Geordie as iv lived and worked in the heart of Newcastle most of my life

 

[TVC]

Having had a Grammar School education in Buckinghmshire I speak just like Rockymountain. I have resisted any dilution of my perfect diction with Leicester affectations, mi duck.