Accents

Welsh. That's just the most attractive accent to me.
Gareth David-Lloyd could read out of the damn dictionary and I'd be interested.
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I'm surprised a lot of people said American southern accents. I'm from the South... New Orleans though and that's a completely different accent than anything American southern. XD

I love Irish accents, and a good country boy with a Southern drawl can make me weak in the knees.

British.

British, Irish, Scottish, deep Russian...my boyfriend's semi-Texan accent

I always get annoyed when people say "british" accents. There is not just one sole British accent - there's all of the regional accents and dialects.

There's RP (which no one uses anymore, but everyone still thinks we all do), Estuarian (my own), Black Country, Brummie, Geordie, West Country, Mancunian, Cockney, Yorkshire, everything! Not to mention all of those in different parts of Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

Surprisingly, this page is very good with all the types of British accents and their functions within fiction.

But accents I like? Welsh, Irish, French and Australian come to mind.

And Durham as long as it's Matt Baker talking

I have to specify what British accent that I like :o Sorry English accent *headdesk* what if I happen to like them all *waggles eyebrows*

If you like them all, then you are just awesome

I just get annoyed because when people say "British Accent" I always think that they're referring to RP, which very few people use.

Roseh; boheme:

If you like them all, then you are just awesome

I just get annoyed because when people say "British Accent" I always think that they're referring to RP, which very few people use.

Agreed.

I really can't stand the liverpuddlian accent, I mean really
But considering I'm Scottish I adore the accent (especially in Glasgow-ish areas), and I love Welsh/Irish accents.

Portuguese/Brazilian (but mostly when they speak their own language -same with Colombian accent-), Colombian (depending from what part), Irish, Australian

I hate my own >.< 'cause it's so thick, it overrules my American accent and it annoys me. O.o

chemical romantics.:

Agreed.

I really can't stand the liverpuddlian accent, I mean really
But considering I'm Scottish I adore the accent (especially in Glasgow-ish areas), and I love Welsh/Irish accents.

I generally like all the accents in GB. But there are some that irk me.
The one I dislike the most is probably the Southern US accent. Just. No.

Oh the things I would do to a man with an Australian accent.

I love a true southern accent. Not the kind that is exaggerated in the media. *gag* I love most all accents. Honestly.

However, I can not stand valley school girl accents. Those that constantly are: like, oh my god, totally! in that high squeaky voice... uh. Like nails on a chalk board for me. Sorry.

Russian accents make my life. Period. Real ones. Not stupid fake television ones. Oh my God, Especially broken English. Jizz. lol

I dislike southern accents. :/

^Like the Ovechkin accent? Love a real Russian accent

I like Irish and German accents too.

Billie Joe Armstrong:

I'm surprised a lot of people said American southern accents. I'm from the South... New Orleans though and that's a completely different accent than anything American southern. XD

My mom's entire side of the family has the Parish accent. I think that's what it's called. Obviously, I'm not from there. I like it. :)

I am also fond of Scandinavian accents.

British accents are to die for

Alexander Semin:

Russian accents make my life. Period. Real ones. Not stupid fake television ones. Oh my God, Especially broken English. Jizz. lol

I dislike southern accents. :/

I thought I was the only one. I love Slavic accents. For the southern thing, I specifically don't like the Texan accent, especially the people who always call everyone 'honey,' 'darling,' or 'sweetie.' Midwestern is the most boring (mine's closest to this one).

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Russian accents are amazing.
Also, Scandinavian of any sort.
And certain variants of British, of course. And Scottish.

Any British accent (especially the slurred ones) and Irish.