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Which accent do you find sexy?

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by Dublin Boy, Feb 28, 2013.

  1. Veritas

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    Two accents that woo me the most are : Russian and Arabic accent. My panties drop when a guy has any of the mentioned accents. :O
     
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    French.
     
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    South Brooklyn, Mexican, and Japanese.

    That's one thing good I can say for Texas, there are Hispanic people speaking broken English everywhere and they sound beautiful. :grin: I'll miss it when I go home. The diversity in general, really. Never seen so many different ethnicities of people right on top of each other.

    I really just like when someone is obviously a non-native speaker in general though. I find their bewilderment attractive, their accents adorable (not in a sexual way, just in a huggable way), and I always want to help them out or be their first friend in the country. FOBs who are only in the US to go to an American college have nobody when they get over here.
     
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    American, Irish, Russian.

    I like the american accent because it sounds very friendly and talkative (but not the deep south ones).

    I like the Irish accent because that too is really friendly.

    Russian just because i find it hot. I have a thing for Russian/Eastern Europeans. Just so hot!
     
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    Yes, that accent. A guilty pleasure of mine. :lol:
     
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    English (UK) and Scottish :slight_smile:
     
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    I fell in love with British accents from watching to much British tv and also I love Irish accents
     
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    Australian FTW :grin:
     
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    I'd have to say American, Spanish and French.
     
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    Irish f**k yeah I could listen to the accent for the rest if my life
     
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    The southern "redneck" accent makes me swoon. :wink:

    Australian is second.
     
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    Strangely I'm actually starting to find the deep southern accent to be kind of hot :confused: but i think after that i gotta love the Australian, Irish, and Hispanic accent.
     
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    British for sure.
     
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    New York accents! And British accents make me swoon.
     
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    Shit I never realised so many people like the Aussie accent!

    Well!
    I would have to say my faves would be British, Irish, Scottish, Italian and American. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
     
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    Agreed! Makes me feel happy about my accent, though it's not all that thick. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

    Don't understand the love for Italian/Spanish accents. Maybe I've been around my dad and grandparents too much that now I despise it. :lol: My dad's accent is so thick, I've had to call in orders for pizza and lean over him in drive through speakers just to make an order because the cashier can't understand him.

    My mum has a very thick Scottish accent but I've come to love it and wish that I inherited it. I've been told I do sound a bit Scottish when I talk loud though.
     
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    Australian, Scottish, and Irish...LOVE.

    And, I've always had a thing for cute, blonde girls with a southern accent...:icon_redf
     
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    British and Spanish

    ive noticed a few said hungarian.... ive never heard it...might need to youtube it lol
     
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    Scottish accents are British accents as Scotland is in Britain. And obviously England and the UK aren't the same thing, just sayin'.

    If you're really keen:
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    N'aw, I find the way Dutch people speak English pretty cute. It's kinda stilted and sounds quite awkward/clumsy somehow but that's its appeal, and only in a similar way to how some North Wales accents sound quite slow and singy-songy.