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by applepie » Tue Jun 14, 2005 10:43 am
Kaz wrote: I'm very fond of Geordie and Glaswegian accents, myself. Even when the speaker is using such strong dialect that I can't understand them, I find them oddly soothing.
Oh yes! My politics lecturer is from Glasgow, and it took a few weeks to get used to his strong accent. I still struggle sometimes to understand him, but it's one of the nicest accents!
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by J » Tue Jun 14, 2005 11:10 pm
I like scottish accents best. They sound "earthy" to me. Like they understand the basic, primal, fundamental rules of life better or something. It's best of all when it's a cute young lady with a PhD who acts all prim and proper. Very nice contrast.
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by Kaz » Sat Jun 18, 2005 8:31 pm
J wrote:I like scottish accents best. They sound "earthy" to me. Like they understand the basic, primal, fundamental rules of life better or something. It's best of all when it's a cute young lady with a PhD who acts all prim and proper. Very nice contrast.
Haha! I tend to find that most accents really have attractive qualities. It doesn't hurt when an attractive person is delivering them

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