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23.01.2022 UK accents the British love Guess which UK accent the Brits love best? While some may adore the accent from one part of the UK, others might prefer the tone from somewhere entirely different. However, research by GalaBingo.com has found that there’s one accent the great British public find most attractive and it might surprise you. Apparently, 17% of people say they find the Scottish accent the most attractive, quickly followed by the Welsh accent at 13%, and the Northe...rn Irish accent at 12%. If you were to survey English speakers in countries outside the UK, the Irish accent, both northern and southern, would surely come out on top. What do you think? Let us know your favourite. Here’s the full list of the UK’s favourite accents: Scottish 15% Geordie 12% Welsh 12% Northern Irish 10% West Country 8% Yorkshire 8% Cockney 6% Received Pronunciation 6% Scouse 5% East Midlands 3% Reference: Woman & Home magazine. https://www.womanandhome.com//uk-most-attractive-accent-f/

08.01.2022 Do you know the difference between 1) Accents and 2) Dialects? Post your answer!Do you know the difference between 1) Accents and 2) Dialects? Post your answer!

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02.01.2022 English Accents! - why so many? As late as the 1930s there was relatively little communication between towns, even those quite close by. This meant that very localised dialects developed. Most agree there are around 37 dialects in England today. The English are very proud of their local accent as they see it as a means of retaining their identity. Gone are the days when the Queen’s English was regarded as the one perfect and desirable English accent. Mind you, this is still ...used as a social marker and it maintains its own prestige value. Read more: https://clearspeak.com.au/english-accents-why-so-many/