What accent do you have?

[Dazed]

NW London here, but don’t think I have a cockney accent. Can’t stand ‘H‘ and ‘T‘ being dropped But I’m not posh.

When in the Contemporary Resort last year a girl with her dad behind me said that I sound just like Mary Poppins 😂 Nothing like their English relatives (they are from Manchester apparently).

[PoohBears#1fan]

Originally Posted by enjibenji

I get asked that alot in America 😂

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Oh yes, all the time in the US but I also get it here quite often.

[Sas]

I am very soft Yorkshire as are the kids, my boss wouldn't believe I am from Doncaster 🙂 and dh soft Surrey accent tinged with northern x

[marypoppins38]

I am Northern but my kids tease me for having a 'posh Northern' accent.

[EssexSue]

Apparently I sound like Pam on Gavin and Stacey. But I can do a pwopper Essixxx required.

[Colette-S]

I have a scouse accent

[Tinygog]

I'm from Kent so have a southern accent. Not as strong as South London.

[Loulou127]

Originally Posted by megaflyer

I am definitely a mimic - not on purpose. When my sister came out to meet me in US she asked why I was trying to speak American and when I go to Yorkshire I definitely mimic the accent - but like a coiled spring I twang back to RP which is my natural one (it’s the way I talk when I dream and talk out loud so I guess as natural as it can be)

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Megaflyer, what’s RP stand for? I’m guessing it’s not Real Posh or is it? 😂😂😂

[Pumpkin Pie]

I only really notice I have an accent when I am on holiday. I am always surprised to hear my Scottish accent every time!

[cheekydeeky]

Broad Scottish - Forfarian to be precise. Our closest city is Dundee which is only about 14 miles away but our accents are completely different.