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Old 20 Nov 20, 06:07 PM  
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I'm near Basingstoke, so generic SE England (estuary?), I'm quite a mimic and my accent gets posher if I'm in some company and I start dropping Ts and Hs in others.
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Old 20 Nov 20, 06:08 PM  
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I have a lovely Brummie accent - not Black Country, never confuse the two 😉
I have a Black Country accent (not too strong but definitely noticeable), it's certainly not a Birmingham accent!
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Old 20 Nov 20, 06:10 PM  
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Geordie accent - despite living in Yorkshire for the last 25 years everyone who meets me asks me where in the North East I'm from!

The children all speak with a local accent (North Leeds/Harrogate).
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Old 20 Nov 20, 06:10 PM  
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People who we don’t know often tell us we have very little in the way of an accent but that occasionally they can here a hint of a Liverpool accent, which is strange as we don’t live in Liverpool. I think what they might be hearing is a slight Wirralian accent - a mixture of three or four accents.

If I spend a lot of time with a person with an accent, I can embarrass myself as I find that I am beginning to speak like them 🥺

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Old 20 Nov 20, 06:11 PM  
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Brought up in Brum lived a good while in little Scotland now in a small village , my accent is a mix not posh by any stretch.
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Old 20 Nov 20, 06:14 PM  
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My MIL (who was originally from the far north of Scotland) would pick up accents and start talking like the person she was speaking to at the drop of a hat. When she came back from an extended holiday in Australia it took ages for her to lose the Australian accent.
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Geordie accent - despite living in Yorkshire for the last 25 years everyone who meets me asks me where in the North East I'm from!

The children all speak with a local accent (North Leeds/Harrogate).
I love the Geordie accent.
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I was born and brought up till age 23 in Central Scotland .
Moved to South Tyneside 29 years ago.
I have a Scottish accent with bit of north east thrown in .
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I have a West Country accent but not a Bristol one and I don’t think I sound like I have a tractor either 😊🤣
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I’m Welsh but grew up fairly close to the English border and have been told I sound more like a scouser then my husband who is a scouser
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