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  • JUYJUY
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    #21
    Welsh accent is far from English sounding. I don't hate the Welsh personally because most of my family are Welsh

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      #22
      Originally posted by JUYJUY
      Welsh accent is far from English sounding. I don't hate the Welsh personally because most of my family are Welsh
      It is closer to English sounding that to any Scottish or Irish accent.

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        #23
        Originally posted by McKay
        It is closer to English sounding that to any Scottish or Irish accent.
        It's hard to tell really, none of them sound alike lol.

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          #24
          I could be wrong as I have only heard one person speak in a Welsh accent before. But his accent was very English sounding. But he lived near the border with England. He said he used to drive to England to get certain groceries.

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            #25
            Originally posted by McKay
            I could be wrong I only heard one person speak in Welsh accent before. But his accent was very English sounding. But he lived near the border with England.
            Definately not Welsh if it was very English sounding!

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              #26
              Originally posted by JUYJUY
              Definately not Welsh if it was very English sounding!
              His accent was more English sounding than Scottish or Irish sounding but this is only one man. And like I said he lived right on the border of England.

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                #27
                And I don't really know what English sounding is because there are so many completely different accents in England - ****ney, Geordie, West Country, Scouser, Mancunian/Lancashire, Yorkshire. I've got a ****ey accent through growing up on the streets of Peckham and Hammersmith

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                  #28
                  Nigel Benn/Frank Bruno/Henry Cooper have a ****ney accent, Ricky Hatton has a Mancunian/Lancashire accent, Naseem Hamed has a Yorkshire accent.

                  Lennox Lewis I'm not so sure about (sometimes it sounds Canadian and other times Jamaican and sometimes slightly ****ney but hardly much), neither am I so sure about Chris Eubank Eubank just seems to act as if he has a pompous accent or a silver-spoon-sucking English gent kind of accent but it was an act with Eubank and now it's stuck! Eubank apparently used to have a natural Jamaican accent in New York and then spoke with a Brooklyn/Bronx bad-boy accent when he came back to England in 1988 before switching to a pompous English accent around 1989 to suit his newly-created persona.
                  Last edited by JUYJUY; 08-13-2005, 12:39 AM.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by JUYJUY
                    And I don't really know what English sounding is because there are so many completely different accents in England - ****ney, Geordie, West Country, Scouser, Mancunian/Lancashire, Yorkshire. I've got a ****ey accent through growing up on the streets of Peckham and Hammersmith
                    Yeah I am aware of that there is a vast difference inbetween English accents. I am more an expert than you would believe with British accents.
                    Last edited by The Troll; 08-13-2005, 12:51 AM.

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                      #30
                      how can eubanks have a jamaican or american accent when hes never set foot inside jamaica or america in his life ?

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