Top 10 Hardest UK Accents To Imitate
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Published 2018-06-23
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These British-based vocal tones are really difficult to recreate. For this list, we're counting down the UK accents that can prove especially tricky to imitate - from Geordie enthusiasm to well-rounded Welsh. How many of these accents can you pull off??
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#10. Cockney
#9. Mancunian
#8. Ulster English
#7. West Country
#6. Scouse
#5. Glaswegian
#4. Received Pronunciation
#3, #2, #1: ???
All Comments (21)
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What accent does everyone find hard to imitate?
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can you just keep it quiet,, and let us hear the accents?
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It’s crazy how in the U.K. you can drive for about ten mins and get a different accent. Especially when crossing the English/Scottish border.
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I'm Welsh , I was in a cab in New York . Chatting to the driver while we were stuck in traffic . He asked where I was from . When I said Wales , he said that's in Denmark isn't it ? Sometimes you just can't win ! 😂
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10. Cockney 09. Mancunian 08. Ulster English 07. West Country 06. Scouse 05. Glaswegian 04. RP 03. Brummie 02. Welsh 01. Geordie Yep. I listed all of ‘em lol
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More accurate title: "Ten most well-known British accents with bad impressions of each"
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They speak 3 words and get interrupted by your explaining. Impossible to watch
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When I heard the "West Country" 2:28 accent in real life for the first time, I had the exact same reaction and the most interesting part is they're making noises and understanding each other 😱
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Less explaining about the accents sound, and more examples of the accents!
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How did you miss the Yorkshire accent
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6:34 me putting something too hot in my mouth.
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As an Australian it's mind boggling to hear so many variations of English coming from the UK, being such a small area in comparison with such variety! It's incredible to hear so much difference.
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"Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch" had to be a Welshman's idea of a practical joke. (I've had to edit that name about 23 times...)
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Ozzy Osbourne doesn't speak "Birmingham", he speaks "Ozzish-Bournish", something only he and his wife can possibly comprehend.
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as a person from Ulster who speaks Ulster English I can tell you for definite that there's at least 10 variations of the Ulster English accent.
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I’m Dutch. But several years ago I had a colleague from Glasgow with a slight Indian accent mixed into it. She also spoke really fast! That was probably one of the biggest English accent challenges I had.
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Cockney is literally the easiest accent to imitate even easier than red kneck
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Would have loved to actually hear some examples of the accents instead of the three or four words we could hear over the V.O.
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Presenter also has something going on: we poblish a new video every day