What version of English were you taught in school?

[Costas]

We think of those accents as sounding 'rough' or even tough.

Scouse? Seriously??

It sounds pretty nerdy to me

[Neon Knight]

Scouse? Seriously??

It sounds pretty nerdy to me

Liverpool football fans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPM28MViuoE

[Dandelion]

They tried to teach us British English, but we all end up speaking just international English and just spell it British. Once leaving the schoolbenches we say fries and chips, nor chips and crisps.

[decordoba]

Oxford English

I prefer to speak plain English ---- sometimes I use Gerond - so people think I am high educated

I dont like American English, it is too much mixed with other languages, and they have a lot of idioms that are not easy to understand for persons out of America.

I like simple English used by persons that are no native English speakers.

[Sekkmer]

Mainly British English, besides in high school I had one lesson with an American speaker each year.

[Costas]

Liverpool football fans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPM28MViuoE

Well yeah but they're hooligans it's not really representative is it

For example this Scouse guy doesn't sound tough whatsoever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBn3G19kDfo

This guy (Cockney accent I reckon) sounds "tougher" in my opinion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7g5P_t3Ce4

[Neon Knight]

Well yeah but they're hooligans it's not really representative is it

For example this Scouse guy doesn't sound tough whatsoever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBn3G19kDfo

This guy (Cockney accent I reckon) sounds "tougher" in my opinion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7g5P_t3Ce4

The Cockney just sounds a bit dim. If anything we would call this a nerdy accent of the bespectacled man called Jacob:

[Costas]

The Cockney just sounds a bit dim. If anything we would call this a nerdy accent of the bespectacled man called Jacob:

HAHAHA omg I love Jacob Rees-Mogg

This is my favourite, when he used that word:

[♥ Lily ♥]

Neutral southern English;

Spoiler!

[Graham]

All English should be taught in strong scouse.