Which accent do you prefer in English: Welsh, Scottish or Irish?

[Finnish Swede]

Grace: What do you think about the accent of the man on the right?

Do you think he speaks/tries to speak a bit ''higher class English''? At least I have read somewhere that he (as a native British) changed his accent a bit at some point.

[Grace O'Malley]

Grace: What do you think about the accent of the man on the right?

Do you think he speaks/tries to speak a bit ''higher class English''? At least I have read somewhere that he (as a native British) changed his accent a bit at some point.

Well he's originally from Yorkshire and that's not any Yorkshire accent. He obviously has changed to an RP accent.

[Roy]

mild scouse accent is good...just sayin' like

Is it cool? I find it bizarre & facinating at the same time.

[Westbrook]

Scots are the most entertaining Brits

[Grace O'Malley]

Galway accent


Dublin

[Grace O'Malley]

Navan


Cork (I think this is the Irish accent most people try to do)

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[♥ Lily ♥]

There's no single accent for Scotland/Ireland/Wales.. all three have variations and different varieties of regional accents within each country.

[Tooting Carmen]

There's no single accent for Scotland/Ireland/Wales.. all three have variations and different varieties of regional accents within each country.

Yes I know that. But most of the time one can still broadly identify which country someone comes from by listening to them.