London Accents: RP | Cockney | Multicultural London English

[Graham]

I find RP on women are very sexy, multicultural on women kinda put me off its like 'they fink they bad man, uno'' by the sound of it.

Was watching the celebrity bake off a while back and some lassie called Toff came on. She was RP and it ruined the programe.

[Mans not hot]

Was watching the celebrity bake off a while back and some lassie called Toff came on. She was RP and it ruined the programe.

Allow it bruv

[Bellbeaking]

Honestly, nowadays you can hear more truly Cockney accents in many parts of Wales than in most of London (all the tourists and retirees in particular down here). Nowadays most native Londoners (and I use the term loosely) speak either RP or MLE, because paradoxically London has become at once both more middle-class and more multiethnic than it used to be.

yup, when I was at school working class whites where rare. All black + a few chinese/indians etc and then middle class whites

[Longbowman]

Indeed, Andi Peters is the ideal - RP accent but still has a beautiful Black body.

More like estuary speak than RP proper.

also can he not bench more than 65?

[Mans not hot]

More like estuary speak than RP proper.

Is it River Thames of kind?

[Longbowman]

Is it River Thames of kind?

Yeah just generic SE England English. RP is a class apart. You know what I mean. There's a difference between how I talk and how he talks.

[Mans not hot]

Yeah just generic SE England English. RP is a class apart. You know what I mean. There's a difference between how I talk and how he talks.

RP me when going to job interviews, until my roadmen speaking has been exposed. Allow it bruv, man want job innit.

[Tooting Carmen]

Yeah just generic SE England English. RP is a class apart. You know what I mean. There's a difference between how I talk and how he talks.

Yeah actually, the poshest Black person I can think of is Moira Stewart, who still appears sometimes on the radio but unfortunately has long disappeared from TV:

[Graham]

Allow it bruv

Honestly, difficult to hear young people talk like they are in their seventies. Keep her away from peasant scum like me. Plus she was hopeless at making cake.

[Longbowman]

Honestly, difficult to hear young people talk like they are in their seventies.

H u r t f u l

I thought we were friends, Graham