Which British accent really annoys you?

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Hannah

Chav, in any variant from around the country. They talk like complete illiterates and always sound rude/arrogant whatever they may be saying.

I find the Norfolk'y accent annoying too. Is it just me on that one though?

The Shadow Gallery

People who talk like Chavs, I know it is not really an accent but I ******* hate them !!!! I love all of our accents !!

Duck--x

Afraid to say, it'd have to be Scouse. x)

Cassie G

scouse

blaster 2

The scouse accent...it makes my hair stand on end,and you can never understand a word they say.

Emma â™¥ Danny.

liverpool..
Emma (:

Paul

Scouse.

bardolino

Birmingham and Liverpool are equally annoying. Both sound like they are trying to talk through their nose.

yorick

Scouse

VICKY

Lazy Estuary English.

JESSIEBLUE

IT DOESN'T ANNOY ME , BUT I DONT LIKE THE BIRMINGHAM ACSENT

Loved by some, hated by most!

Birmingham accent.

Marc

has to be the scouse

Joey71

Definitely Scouse.

Kirstin F

Gosh there are so many - even within the countries that make up Britain it's hard.

west midlands whining 'dad-die, can ah get an eye-scream?' drives me nuts.

Closely followed by the London 'innt' and 'bovered' (and bruvver)
And Liverpool. It sounds like whining too.

I do find a broad S Wales accent tough to follow, but that's more to di wihh talking speed.(I find the Aberdonian accent hard too)

richard_beckham2001

Brummie

English Babe

Cockney

Natty-Lea

Scouse and Brummie. :-)

Cutie P

I live in Canada and I like all accents. Makes people sound so distinguished. Unless it is another language altogether and then I respect that person for understanding two languages.

LoveBites

Scouse, not really annoys but scared :P

candleinthewind7579

cockney...tough to understand

JSV23

haha good question

I abhor Scouse accent. it's like they're singing.

I also hate Geordie accent as well

For me I have an Oxbridge accent

alexinscarborough

The southern whinging london sort that is in eastenders.

'Innit', mispronounced words missing the letter 'T' all the time, just listen to them, they really make me sick!

nic

cockney, it sounds childish. This is how a toddler talks, people usually grow out of talking like this and start to pronounce their words properly or as they would say proper, innit.