A friend of mine has a deep, deep voice and the most lovely Welsh accent imaginable.
That is the most attractive accent ever. swoon
Though there’s this fellow I talk to on the phone at work. He’s a customer, and he hails from Texarkana, and I tell you what–that man could look like a pug dog and smell worse, but I wouldn’t kick him outta bed for eating crackers.
I really feel like we’re being mean to all the Asian-Americans with accents, but I have to agree–not sexy. I think it’s partially 'cause you often have to work so hard to understand the speech.
And Aussie is very cool, but when I hear an Aussie accent, I think more “pal” and less “hottie.”
Indian is also attractive, but not in a sexy way.
Tops:
English (especially Liverpudlian)
Irish
Scottish (Sean Connery may be 183, but he is still hot)
Italian (not too thick)
Spanish
French (sometimes)
Good ol’ boy drawl (sometimes)
I’m sure there are some I’m forgetting …
NEW ONE: The other day, we stopped into a little Turkish/Greek market for some groceries, and I heard my first Turkish accent. Oh. My. God. I’ve been trying to use up that olive oil really fast so that I can go back just to hear him talk again.
Thank you, everton. I have once and for all committed this to memory. I’m ready to be quizzed at a moment’s notice. I even went and loaded up some British maps to reinforce the idea…again. British, that would be the UK minus Northern Ireland. See? You can teach an old dog…
Thanks again!
And now I will more correctly say, I like English accents best, with a side of Irish and Scottish.
Scouse first (like several other here I see) everything a Scouser says sounds damn good, Welsh (oh those sweet sing-songy buggers) then Scottish (Edinburgh). I love the way that even a word like murder sounds cool (like Taggart…yes I know he was Glaswegian)
I think all those Aussie accent lovers should hear the classier Antipodean accent
Yes - it would, for isntance take me some concentration to “acclimatise” myself to broad Aberdeenshire accents - even though the distance involved is only 140- miles approx.
Me, I have a muddled accent of bits of West of Scotland, bits of Fife, bits of South of England, and bits of Wales. Perhaps I should go off to Ireland, Donegal for preference, in an attempt to complete the set. Mongrel, moi?
Best accents:
Scottish
Irish
Welsh
Canadian
Hungarian (for familiarity and hilarity. With a Hungarian accent, the phrase I drank wine in a vineyard becomes “I drank vine in a wineyard.”)
Geordie isn’t an accent! It is entirely different language completely unintelligable to those of use who speak English.
Anyways, sexiest accent would be mine. Combination of English (born there), Australian (many friends), Zimbabwe (Ex-GF) and California (lived there). Now just need to find a hot girl with the same opinion …
Other than my accent;
Best
Southern Ireland - whoa, come to papa honey bunny
Southern US - I luurve the drawl
French - Even insulting people in French sounds sexy
Japan - Actually, forget the accent, Japanese women are just sexy as hell
Worst
New York - I can live without the accent, but still the greatest city in the world
Italian - too many 'O’s in the language. Makes me worry I’m using up all my orgasms just speaking. Great pizza and coffee though.
Wales - Uuuurgh. No positive comments to add.
Geordie/Scouse/Macca/Manc//Birmingham or anywhere north of watford - it is not and accent, it is another language
My CarbonMonoxideOmeter declares the motorhome habitable, so it can’t be that.
Thought it may be excessive amounts of Tequilla, so have checked with Miguel, local Bartender/Mental Health Professional and he has pronounced me no more the worse for wear than usual.
Many of you will think I’m crazy, but my favorite accent is Nuyorican. I could listen to Rosie Perez all day long.
I’ve seen some posters here refer to an “Asian accent”. What is that? A Japanese accent doesn’t sound like a Chinese accent, which doesn’t sound like an Indian accent, which doesn’t sound like a Filipino accent.
Wow I’d be well popular with some people in here! Due to my “breeding”, places I’ve lived and people I’ve been pals with I have a hybrid Scots/Irish/English accent …