Accents

English, Japanese, Australian, and Irish accents are all pretty much turn ons for me, I'll have to admit.

German, Scottish, and Swedish accents are ones I don't really like because they're too...heavy. I don't really know how else to explain it. =/

I'm an American myself, so American accents are just usual.

Proper English accents are :yah.
Though I can't tell when I hear them normally because I live in the UK. It's only obvious when a British person is on American TV.

New Zealand accents rock. Full stop.

American accents are ... okay. Though the really strong ones tend to annoy me. Most strong accents piss me off. My British side feels the urge to take the piss out of them :XD

I find the Glasgow and Aberdeen accents sexy. Though in some parts of Scotland, the accent is far too strong.

I love the posh British accent, especially when the person speaking has a deep husky voice. I don't like the way people talk in London much so I try and talk in my posh voice as much as possible to keep from being a "mockney".

The Jersey accent is quite sexy. And so is Italian. And maybe French.

I secretly love the Philly accent.
You find a hot guy with one of those-- *drool*

(I mean, seriously, I have cousins up there, and there often come times when you just have to slap yourself because thinking your cousins' accents are hot is just not cool, man).

But I think that American accents are pretty sweet. Of course, I'm American, so... I don't really call it--as a whole--an accent.
I find it funny that very few are posting it in their list of favorite accents. =P

... hey, so why not?

The really proper english ones make me go :yah
I also love Irish and American, [especially Jersey ones. and no I'm not saying that because of MCR] accents.
Apparently when I talk, sometimes I have a slightly english/irish accent. omgno:
I also love New Zealandish accents. :tehe:
I hate French accents

I really am in awe with British accent - it's just so cute :cute:

i LOVE aussie accents absolutely love 'em and i like that accent you get when a cute french guy tries to speak spanish

THICK country accents make me cringe and laugh at the same time
those mixican ghetto gangsta accents but me a lot but if i hear someone talking like that for a little while i somehow end up talkin like that too and i can't help it... yep its annoying

I like New Zealand accents... mine is transforming from Irish to New Zealand... it's bung atm.

I don't like scottish ones.

I don't like my New Zealand accent. :file:

I like American ones a lot.

I love English, Irish, Scottish, Australian, Spanish, German, and light Southern accents

I can't stand Boston, Maryland, Russian (its too thick), heavy Southern, and Italian accents.

New Zealand accents. :yah

I really, really, really, really hate Chinese accents.
:cheese:
Probably cause I hear it everyday, but uggggggh. When the Financial Secretary pronounces "finance" wrong a million times a day, you really wanna kill yourself.

i love german, australian, irish&western accents.

i guess not accents butbutbut when girls like me have western+manly voices.
it only sounds cute on hayley williams.

I'm a sucker for Scottish accents personally.

When it comes to my own, I have an English accent, but I live in Ireland. I do like both, but with the exception of really strong Cork [Irish] accents.

I love Welsh accents. :tehe: American ones are cool too.
Heavy Scottish accents freak me out a bit. No clue why.

cockney.
philly. (I have a strong one, so...I like relating to peeps with 'em. :cute:)

Oversaid, but...italian.
But I just love philly.
I guess I'm vain in that sense.

I'm in love with the cockney accent. :cheese:

I love listening to different accents - I like most of them, but there are a couple of accents that kind of get on my nerves. Mainly, I can't stand the "posh" British accent. I really don't know why, to be honest. It just... bugs me. Though my idea of a posh accent is probably different to other people's. xD

colour me blue:

I'm a sucker for Scottish accents personally.

I'm Scottish. :tehe:

I love Danish accents.

Asian and British accents.

-drools-

Germany, not so much.

Texan accents.
Cockney accents.

I'm used to the German accent, since I speak it nearly everyday.
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French & Italian, No.