Let's learn how to incorrectly speak with a British Accent! - General

I can tell you this, they don't sound like that here in Middlesbrough. North-East! Wooo!

Sounded like she said "fart" in the first video. [I]Cawpheh[/I] :v:

Did someone say Koffing? [img]http://guidesarchive.ign.com/guides/12045/images/koffing.gif[/img]

I am English and this is an accurate representation of the whole country in which I reside. Anyone who says otherwise is an enemy of the monarchy and should be drowned in boiling hot earl gray.

[QUOTE=PulpedFiction;16910462]I am English and this is an accurate representation of the whole country in which I reside. Anyone who says otherwise is an enemy of the monarchy and should be drowned in boiling hot earl gray.[/QUOTE] I disagree my good sir. Is now the time to say that I find Earl Grey disgusting when I tried it also?

[quote]Bio: Tracy has a masters in corporate communication and ten years experience in professional speaking.[/quote] What the hell? That can't be right.

[url=https://forms.ehow.com/register.aspx]Register at eHow.com[/url] and then [url=http://www.ehow.com/privatemessaging.aspx?slPage=compose&slSeedUserId=EV_3b6ab8f9-7970-49cb-8f2f-3963b0402bcc]send Tracy Goodwin a message.[/url] Here's what I just sent her: [quote]Hello there. I recently stumbled accros your series of videos regarding speaking with a British accent. You see, I'm British and these videos offend me, quite frankly. Is your aim of the videos merely to mock those who live in England? If so, you have succeeded. Your burlesque pronunciation sounds ridiculous to the very people you attempt to mimic. I'm sure this sounds incredibly British to all Americans, but if you tried to talk with this accent to a typical Londoner, for example,he'd probably get offended. It is for the good of all concerned for you to take down this series of videos. If you want to, listen to some well-spoken English (I find that Jeremy Irons is an excellent person for this) and post a revised series, entitled "How to speak with a British accent without making any Britons think you are mocking them". Thankyou for reading, Peter [/quote] Also, [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipQmU4WjQ9o[/media]

[QUOTE=Black-Ice;16909249]I'm british. I live in Blackpool. I'm a North-Westener :fuckyou::hf::razz:[/QUOTE] hell yeah lancashire represent

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[QUOTE=Leg of Doom;16911204]hell yeah lancashire represent[/QUOTE] Lancashire! I live half an hour away from Preston (Chorley.)

[QUOTE=Callius;16911028]What the hell? That can't be right.[/QUOTE] They forgot to mention she had a P.H.D in Compulsive lying. Also I'm from the south and people from Brighton all the way to Southampton don't sound anything like that. If anything the South is quite a chavy dialect.

The life of the wife is ended by the knife.

I have a southern-England accent and what the hell is this?

I think you will find I do not talk like that. And I do not know anyone, who talks like that at all (I live in UK) I don't understand in movies where it shows London and then talk to someone the British man and he has a really old way of talking English.

[QUOTE=AzraelUK;16911082] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipQmU4WjQ9o[/media][/QUOTE] Hey, that song is from "My Fair Lady", with Rex Harrison.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsQcMjZUW2Y[/media]

Fucking hell, can someone please find har and slap her please and say "That is not how one speaks with a British accent and now I am must slap you with my regards from the queen" I come from the Black Country and I am proud of it. If she wants to learn how to speak british she should learn different dialects. In fact if I met her I would speak in my local tongue and that would fuck her up. here this is what I mean [url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/blackcountry/features/2002/12/accents/a_b.shtml[/url] Even Garry would agree with me on that one he lives in the Black Country in Walsall infact

What the TURD?! British people don't talk like that...