all these posts and not one mention of Glaswegian?
Worst accent in the UK?
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tonyfromalnwick
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Scouse. Vile accent.
Abu Dhabi Red and White
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Benny went down to the Crossroads and got his accent fucked for taking the wrong turn at the motel.
Yes , I witnessed a bad accident at Wigan once an ...... oh accent , probably Glaswegian .. haven't got a clue what they're on about !
Wred
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What's broad Geordie.
Jack Wolforskin
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Chris Sutton.
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Alcoholic_Author
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Ya get me blad, ya get me fam.
Aituk7
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Aye every time. I'm sure they give every person interviewed from the north east 3 red bulls and a line of coke before they go on camera
Fred Secrets
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Ditto Welsh."Southern Irish".
Yeah, cos we all have the same accent in the Republic of Ireland.
Even Liverpool has several versions of its accents.
And "cockney" is really the Essex accent now.
Mind the south of London has various versions but none are particularly pretty.
joemcdokes
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Mackem is awful.
Fred Secrets
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What's Received Pronunciation?
I think it's an accent that Jacob Rees Mogg has. It is a way of speaking and is more akin to your education and family. You can't tell where you come from by area. You could be from Liverpool, London or Lossiemouth but your accent wouldn't give that away.
From wikihow
Generally, there is no single "British accent" as there are a variety of accents in the entire United Kingdom, all of which may be referred to as British accents. The most popular, however, is the Received Pronunciation which is the accent of Standard English in England. Although there is nothing special about it, it is usually considered to be the accent of elite society. Which is a popular misconception. As RP is split between two different periods, one being of a historical difference where the upper class did have more pronounced speech than that of the lower classes due to their education system. Whilst today the RP accent has been adapted to fit more intricately to standard English as many students have obtained accents that do not connote a region that they are from, this can be asserted as RP.
houst69
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Scouser
seaham ftm
Winger
Find the Belfast accent to be the hardest to understand
The Voice Of Reason
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Bin dippers
Did you know the Beatles came from Liverpool as it hardly gets mentioned
Did you know the Beatles came from Liverpool as it hardly gets mentioned
Traumtor
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I’m Northumbrian and proud mate, got the soft dulcet tones that just simply can’t be associated with Geordie
also if you’re calling me a Mag then give owa 
mcq10
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I hate the Cavan accent"Southern Irish".
Yeah, cos we all have the same accent in the Republic of Ireland.
Absolute bunch of shit kickers
Kid Galahad
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Funnily none of them were particularly broad scouse, wonder if they consciously toned it down or the accent wasn't as strong back then?
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