British/ English accent

[Lorraine]

Cooch is a new one for me. :mello: :lol:

 

[karom]

^^really? :lmao: not for me :bugeyed

 

[LindavG]

The thing I like about Lie To Me, is that it doesn't portray English people as posh who only speak the Queen's English. The amount of times I see American shows that go with this stereotype kind of bugs me.

Well, I happen to love the posh Queen's English accent

 

[katrine]

The thing I like about Lie To Me, is that it doesn't portray English people as posh who only speak the Queen's English. The amount of times I see American shows that go with this stereotype kind of bugs me.
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Agree with ya there!

(Big fan of Lie to Me BTW - GREAT show, only one I watch religiously!)

 

[elusive moonwalker]

lol at this thread and fannie etc

 

[thrillerchild]

Yep "Lady parts", "pussy", "cooch", "Fernando Torres" the nicknames for the v-word are endless.

 

[LindavG]

Yep "Lady parts", "pussy", "cooch", "Fernando Torres" the nicknames for the v-word are endless.

:lol:

 

[kopwatcher]

Yep "Lady parts", "pussy", "cooch", "Fernando Torres" the nicknames for the v-word are endless.

Crack, axe wound, bearded love-clam, fundamental orifice, hairy checkbook, map of Tasmania, seafood pit, and salmon canyon are some others.

Love ain't what it used to be.

 

[PaceMioDolceCuore]

^^^ Things nobody teaches you in school. unk:

Hm, one term seems 'questionable'.

 

[karom]

Crack, axe wound, bearded love-clam, fundamental orifice, hairy checkbook, map of Tasmania, seafood pit, and salmon canyon are some others.

Love ain't what it used to be.

:bugeyed...let's get back to the accent shall we

 

[Darth Sidious]

Can we keep this a lighthearted thread please Darth?

I was keepin it light hearted.

 

[MJ~And~Me]

Yep "Lady parts", "pussy", "cooch", "Fernando Torres" the nicknames for the v-word are endless.

I got two pussies at home:bugeyed...:rofl:*goes out of thread*opout:

 

[karom]

:bugeyed

 

[L.T.D]

My accent is quite scouse. I live on the outerskirts of Merseyside so its not a really strong scouse accent. Just partly scouse. People who live in Liverpool wouldnt think I sound scouse what so ever.

But people in other parts of the country think I sound scouse, they are adamant that I have a really strong scouse accent. But if they heard a REALLY strong scouse accent, then I would sound posh in comparison.

 

[karom]

I have a plain American accent I can give it a dash of Tennessee though :naughty:

 

[elusive moonwalker]

My accent is quite scouse. I live on the outerskirts of Merseyside so its not a really strong scouse accent. Just partly scouse. People who live in Liverpool wouldnt think I sound scouse what so ever.

But people in other parts of the country think I sound scouse, they are adamant that I have a really strong scouse accent. But if they heard a REALLY strong scouse accent, then I would sound posh in comparison.

yeah thats the same with me in Leeds. go to london and they think its really strong but at home they dont as i didnt move here till i was 11

 

[thrillerchild]

My accent is quite scouse. I live on the outerskirts of Merseyside so its not a really strong scouse accent. Just partly scouse. People who live in Liverpool wouldnt think I sound scouse what so ever.

But people in other parts of the country think I sound scouse, they are adamant that I have a really strong scouse accent. But if they heard a REALLY strong scouse accent, then I would sound posh in comparison.

Ken Dodd scouse or Sir Paul McCartney scouse? Just asking :mello:

 

[wendijane]

oh , is it cute ? :wub:

 

[L.T.D]

Ken Dodd scouse or Sir Paul McCartney scouse? Just asking :mello:

Neither really. Its more like Paul McCartney but not quite as strong. haha