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Staffs Col

Staffs Col Report 23 Jun 2008 23:49

grew up in Staffordshire, worked in Brum for years and ended up speaking like a Brummie, then moved to Cornwall and went all me handsums and dreckly now back in the midlands with a midland accent.....some people say its a brummie one others think its more Derby

Devon Dweller

Devon Dweller Report 23 Jun 2008 23:44

I've lived all over the place too and I still talk like a Londoner
init

Stephanie

Stephanie Report 23 Jun 2008 23:41

Like the word "Cosmopolitan" - so I'll use it for my accent.

Born Derbyshire
Then Notts
Then South Devon
Then Wiltshire
Then East Devon
Then Notts (again)
Then South Yorkshire
Now South Devon -
every intention of staying put now!!!

pablo1513

pablo1513 Report 23 Jun 2008 22:39

Loads of different accents.......................Scaley Brat you see.

Born a yorkie
Then overseas
back to blighty..............Ruislip
Overseas
Lincolnshire (Stamford)
Sweatyland(scotland for those uneducated out there)
now back in the county of my birth

YORKSHIRE

'Appen

Carole

Carole Report 23 Jun 2008 22:31

I have a Lincoln accent with a bit of posher stuff thrown in. I did voluntary work with speech impaired children, so lost some of my accent

Dermot

Dermot Report 23 Jun 2008 22:28

I've got an Irish-Devon accent. So I'm told but, begorrah, I don't believe it.

Now, where did I leave my tractor? Gerr off my land!

Onwe

Onwe Report 23 Jun 2008 22:15

We have been here nearly 18 years and OH still has not lost his WY accent. When he gets together with other yorkshire type of people I have to inturpret.

Onwe

Onwe Report 23 Jun 2008 22:10

Mine should be more country orientated by with a well elocuted mother that stopped before i was born.

AnnCardiff

AnnCardiff Report 23 Jun 2008 22:09

definitely - have a Welsh twang - not a very noticeable one here in Wales, but outside Wales very noticeable

Onwe

Onwe Report 23 Jun 2008 22:07

are your accents in keeping from where you grew up. Mine isnt its more a welgroomed receptionist until if laugh.