Britains worst accent !

[Mr Bridger]

I would say Brummie is more speech impediment rather than accent.

 

[Felpham Seagull]

scouse for sure unless your a plastic liverpool fan living down south and always refer to the club as we

 

[The Modfather]

Scousers

 

[Hampster Gull]

Brummie. Hate it

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Glasgow

 

[A mex eyecan]

Selhurstish

 

[Driver8]

I have worked in Liverpool for 13 years so am used to the Scouse accent and accept it as the norm now. Everyone sounds like a cockney when I come back to Sussex.

 

[midnight_rendezvous]

The Black Country. It's so whiney ot sounds like a disgruntled child talking half the time. After living in Brum/ Blavk country for the best part of 4 years I can safely say it's vile.

 

[Bladders]

Scousers and those weird carrot crunchers out west

 

[atfc village]

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Anywhere in the Reading area a kind of whining plastic accent.

 

[nicko31]

If you listen to Nicola Sturgeon it soon puts you off the Scottish accent...

 

[carteater]

Southern imho, mostly because of it's slow and painful take over of most places in the east and south east of england. Even Sussex had its own accent once.

 

[maltaseagull]

N.Irish and Brum i think, can't stand either (no offence anyone! )

These two and Essex

 

[maltaseagull]

If you listen to Nicola Sturgeon it soon puts you off the Scottish accent...

To be honest she just puts me off her. I am totally fed up with seeing her on the news every day and hope that whatever the outcome of the election nobody wants to form any government with her "support"

I do love Edinburgh accents though.

 

[ozzygull]

There is defently a Sussex accent. I didn't notice it when I lived there, but having not lived there for a number of years I certainly recognise it when I hear it now. I can also tell the difference between the middle class Sussex accent and the more common variety (the one I have when back home) Sussex accent. If I'm listening to local news I can tell when they are talking to someone who is a genuine Sussex person before I have even seen who or what they are talking about. It's not bad though.
I really don't like Northern Ireland accent.

 

[Ferring Marine]

Cockney, Scouse and Northern Irish - the Northern Irish is the most irritating (used by most presenters saying 'now' in every other word) followed by the whiney Scouse.
eg Steven Gerrard/Jamie Carragher.. Most annoying. Should be banned.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Scouse, by a country mile. Utterly ridiculous dialect, a vile coarse guttural whine that starts at the back of the throat with a noise like a rusty spanner being rubbed on a cheese-grater, and then spews forth in a high-pitched nonsensical barely decipherable squeal that, regardless of whatever is being said, inevitably ends in a noise that sounds like "eeeeeh ?".

Added to the fact that as soon as you hear this abomination, you're already subconsciously checking your back pockets.

Errrrrrrrm Calm down mate

 

[BN9 BHA]

That fake bloody Jamaican all the "Yoof" are using these days.

100% This . Spot on.

 

[Weststander]

Brummie - depressing.

Cockney and Essex - the accent of horrible chavs, bald Chelski fans.

Mancunian - annoyingly appears to pop up wherever you are on holiday. Whinning.

 

[AlbionPics&SouthCoastTwit]

Mainly the Brummie accent.
Also that Atlantic whine, when Brits come back from USA with neither an American or UK accent

I'm totally depressed.

Mine goes back and forth when in UK but all American newscaster when in the US.

"You want some!"