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do certain accents make someone more attractive?
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just curious to see what people say. personally, mainly at the moment, girls with a welsh accent is doing it for me. 
who knows why. 
On the flip side, is there an accent that does not appeal?
who knows why. On the flip side, is there an accent that does not appeal?
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I have a thing for Scandinavians, French, some Americans and I also think saffas sound cute.
:hyper:
Australian, Italian & Spanish accents are just hot hot hot :hyper:
I don't like to say that I hate accents because its part of what makes up a person - and we do sometimes tend to judge people by the way they speak.
Having said that (and apologies to all the scousers out there 'cos I am sure that you are very nice people), the scouse accent has to be one of the ugliest out there.
In fact, if there was a 'scale' of accents numbered according according to attractiveness, I think the scouse accent would even fall about 10 places behind sign language.
Im not keen on the south african accent though or northern irish.
Some accents i quite like but theyre not sexy - brummie. I think its cute but if someone with that accent was to chat me up, im sure it would go against them.
Somerset accent or norfolk accents are too farmer like to be sexy
But my potential missus at the moment has an Australian accent and I think it sounds fucking hot on her, even though usually I'm not a fan of Aussy accents, they sound too whiney and annoying.
Scouse, Brum, Geordie and Manc accents aren't the nicest accents for girl's to have. Love Yorkshire accents on girls though and I'm another sucker for the Irish accent. A Scottish accent can sound quite hot on a girl too sometimes.
I love South African, Jamaican and German accents aswell, but I wouldn't say I find them attractive on women.
Yeah, some South African accents, as long as they are not the thick, Afrikaans accent, are very cool. And yes, the accent is better in the men than the women.
Kerry Katona doesn't have a scouse accent.
Though she's from where I live I just hope I don't sound like her :no:
I like the scouse accent and scottish
Scottish ftw.
I like Scottish accents and quite a few Northern accents. Welsh accents are just funny.
I like the deep south American accent, but can't listen to the nasily yankee accent.
It depends what part of Scotland and Ireland they come from. For instance, compare an Edinburgh accent with that of someone from Dundee. One of them is "ew!".
After a poll was completed a few years back, putting the Scottish accent at the top, it seems like every company and it's granny, now hires people with the ever-so-popular accent. The issue now is that the accent is completely ubiquitous. Every second TV presenter and almost as many politicians, all have Scottish accents. For me, the accent has lost it previous mystique.
I still enjoy shagging Scotsmen though ...
Which is 'ew'? I like them both.
I don't always neccessarily like an accent because of how it sounds phonetically. I like it because of the manner in which it is spoken.
Yea, I believe lots of call-centres relocated themselves to Scotland to 'cash in' on the popularity. The thing is though, unless you get a softer accent, non-Scottish people just won't understand.
That said, Irish accents and South American accents are soooo attractive.
Generally speaking, I judge people by the way their voices sound, though...
Don't like the Welsh accent at all or really whiney American accents.
Haha, me to.
My boyfriend has a Somerset/Bristol accent, I don't really know if it makes him any more or less attractive really, we do take the piss out of it sometimes "alright my babber" and so forth.
I do quite like the American and Canadian accent, but I don't think I'd be completely swooned over by a minger with a hot voice.
irish = love.
northern england = double love.
To answer the question, I like Welsh accents and American accents (minus some of the California accents).
Black country/brum accents are definately a right turn off.
american in general is just annoying. its really whiney. they extend the syllables on loads of words.
in addition to welsh