We currently live in Birmingham but would like to move away from the city but still commutable to Birmingham University. We would like to go somewhere more rural but not Bromsgove! I don't ...
Any ideas on where (around Yorkshire) I can go? Thanks. Additional Details Thanks for all the suggestions, have done the White Rose and York over the past couple of days... Maybe the ...
im planning to go out of london this weekend, maybe for a day trip by car.looking for a place/city with beautiful sceneries, historical buildings, water (lake/river/sea etc) and cool shopping place(...
I love American English, its not as "muffled" and doesn't sound "Elite" and "Pompous."
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Peace.&.Love
British... It's sexier.
Pinecone
British! :P
I'm Australian
travelerfolio
I am Asian and it seems to me that British accents are clearer to understand; American accents are less formal but also very slant --http://travelerfolio.com
wannabe93
British! The American accent gets quite annoying
Verdandi
British!!!!
Lime
brittish XD
Sahara
I prefer the British accents because they speak English so well. It doesn't mean that I'm going to start speaking one though like some people. :-)
Ubr
There are multiple of each depending on which region you live in both countries, but I'd have to say I like 'British' better with the London accent being my favourite.
Devu Joshi
Sure the Americans :)
petit chapeau rouge
It depends where in Britain or America the person's from because there is no one BRITISH accent, just as there is no one AMERICAN accent.
Kerri C
HAH!
Well.
I'm Canadian, but get told I sound American a lot.
and living in England, I have to say I like the English Vocabulary better. they have better words for things like the post, post man and post office, where in canada/usa is mail, mailman, post office.
BUT that being said, the American/Canadian accent is better.. because people ennunciate better.
it's not "wot" its "what".. it should be pronounced properly.. like the canadian/us accent pronounce it..
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