What's your favorite accent?

[Blitz]

Just curious. Doesn't matter the language.

In English I like Australian.
In Spanish I like Argentine.
I like (but don't understand) Kansai-ben Japanese.

[Dinh AaronMk]

Ghetto/Black English is the most romantic and profound articulation of the English language. As explored.

You don't be jivin dawg.

And deep Dixie-tier English is cool too.

[Alina]

Brazilian Portuguese and Spain Spanish.

[mdk]

American.

[GodOfWar]

Russian, and German.

Because Europe

[fer1323]

South African.

[babbysama]

Definitely Indian accents for English.

In Spanish, I really enjoy Castillian Spanish and (though it's difficult af to understand at first) Caribbean Spanish, particularly from the Caribbean Coast of Colombia.

[Keyguyperson]

American.

@mdk

A true patriot.

Russian, and German.

Because Europe

@GodOfWar

I second this.

[RomanAria]

I have a thing for australian and english accents in the English language. I've never heard anyone except an american speaking Latin, but I would imagine a person with a british accent would sound wonderful speaking Latin.

[Tsar Gatto]

I am told frequently that my voice is very pleasurable to the ears.

I have a northern Yorkshire accent from the UK, but moved down to near London several years ago and have picked up a lot of the southern speechisms.

I work on the phone and generally when I speak to an American they make some comment about how great I sound… which is often awkward as what do you say in response to such things.

Personally I like the South African accent. Dutch accents are pretty smexy too.
Russian and German is good.

I really dislike the Scottish, Irish and Liverpool accents.

It makes my ears bleed to listen to strong accented Australians jabber on.

I have a habit of when around the Scottish and becoming intoxicated mocking them with mimicry frequently and relentlessly. It generally does not end well for me.

[TyphoidMary]

@RomanAria@Blitz
Australian, you say? I think I can help you with that.


South African accents, that's where it's at. Scottish and Irish, too.

[Darcs]

Ghetto/Black English is the most romantic and profound articulation of the English language. As explored.

@Dinh AaronMk

This this this this this

I think that someone from College Park, Compton, and South-side Chicago are basically going to be speaking three similar but completely different languages is linguistic beauty.

Brazilian Portuguese

@Alina

This too, Brazilian Portuguese is best Portuguese

Louisianan and Haitian Creole are beautiful to me, as is Puerto Rican Spanglish. French can be the most beautiful language, but it depends heavily on the tone.

Swahili, Vietnamese and Greek are aesthetic as fuck. I also like Kiwi.

Although, my favorite has to be American Sign Language, especially Colloquial ASL.

[Ammokkx]

I can't help but love the Scottish accent, and I'm not even a native English speaker.

Also for Dutch Flemish, because Narcissism.

[Herardo]

Im font of hearing British accent. But I find it hard to understand it. Why? Super slang. For me..

[Kurai Assassin]

Canadian and Irish. That said i bet you can now tell what kind of person i am XD

[LPFan]

I just love the jamaican accent, although most of the time I find it hard to understand what they're saying it just seems so cool.

[Pfroggy1]

Well I enjoy the German accent, Russian is fun too, and really the French accent is fun to mimick.

[TheMadAsshatter]

Pretty much any accent originating from the British Islands is pretty awesome.

But for foreign accents, I definitely like the sound of Czech and Russian accents.

[tsukune]

English - maybe Australian? Well, as long as it's not Singlish...

Mandarin - Taiwanese Chinese (specifically the kind from Taipei), or Southern Chinese. Not a fan of Northern Chinese - I don't know why but I can't really stand that accent.

Japanese - Kansai-ben. I've been learning the standard Kanto Japanese for years, but my heart will always go out to Kansai-ben.

[Sprokkelhout]

I have to admit I enjoy listening to pretty much any UK accent greatly :') Can't really pick a specific one, I think.